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2 bedroom detached bungalow for saleLynden, Pasture Road, Hornsea, East Yorkshire, HU18
Under Offer £82,950
Property Description
Key features
- Ideal For Retirement Etc
- Well Presented
- Two Bedrooms
- Detached Bungalow
- Choice Location
- Gas C/H & Upvc D/G
- Gardens On Three Sides
- Two Parking Drives
Full description
Ideal for retirement or as a weekend / holiday home, this well presented two bedroomed detached bungalow enjoys a choice location adjoining open grass land running down to the South Promenade and sea front. The bungalow has mains gas central heating, UPVC double glazing and comprises: front porch, reception dining room with sitting room leading off, breakfast kitchen, rear utility porch, two good sized bedrooms and shower room / w.c. Gardens on three sides with two parking drive, patio, greenhouse and shed.
This property enjoys a particularly pleasant location adjoining open grass land which runs down to the South Promenade and beach. 'Lynden' is situated towards the south eastern corner of the Pasture Road development which comprises a private road leading off Sands Lane and offers a variety of bungalows which are used mainly as retirement or weekend / holiday homes. The area is conveniently located close to the sea front yet is also within comfortable reach of the main town centre.
Hornsea itself is a small East Yorkshire coastal town with a resident population of over 8,000. The town is perhaps best well known for the Hornsea Freeport, a large out of town retail shopping village and leisure park, along with Hornsea Mere which forms Yorkshire's largest freshwater lake. The town lies within 18 miles drive of the city of Hull and 13 miles of the market town of Beverley.
The accommodation has MAINS GAS CENTRAL HEATING via hot water radiators, UPVC DOUBLE GLAZING and is arranged on one floor as follows:
Front Porch
Reception Dining Room
4.01m(13'2'') x 2.95m(9'8'') overall
with an open archway leading through to the sitting room, an electric living flame effect stove set on a stone hearth, and one central heating radiator.
Sitting Room
3.25m(10'8'') x 2.87m(9'5'')
with a pleasant outlook over open grass land running down to the South Promenade, UPVC French door and matching side panel overlooking a sheltered patio and one central heating radiator.
Breakfast Kitchen
3.20m(10'6'') x 3.96m(13'0'') overall
with a range of modern matching fitted base and wall units which incorporate complementary worksurfaces with an inset stainless steel sink and matching breakfast bar, one central heating radiator, access hatch to the roof space and doorways leading through to the rear porch and shower room. The kitchen enjoys a pleasant outlook over the patio and open grass land stretching down to the South Promenade.
Rear Utility Porch
2.49m(8'2'') x 1.60m(5'3'')
with plumbing for an automatic washer, ceramic tile flooring and UPVC rear entrance door.
Shower Room / W.C.
1.75m(5'9'') x 1.73m(5'8'')
with a modern white suite comprising a tiled shower cubicle with a plumbed power shower and an electric instant heated shower, pedestal wash hand basin and low level w.c., full height tiling to the walls and one central heating radiator.
Bedroom 1 (Front)
2.67m(8'9'') x 4.04m(13'3'') overall
including a bay window to the front and one central heating radiator.
Bedroom 1 Photo
Bedroom 2 (Rear)
2.64m(8'8'') x 3.96m(13'0'')
with a built in cupboard housing the Worcester gas combi boiler and one central heating radiator.
The bungalow stands in a rectangular shaped plot with frontage of about 49ft and a depth of some 56ft. There are two gated PARKING DRIVES, a gravelled foregarden area, a lawned garden to the side with a timber built GARDEN SHED and a paved patio garden adjoining the rear of the sitting room with an aluminium framed GREENHOUSE. There are also two external lights (one linked to a sensor) and an outside cold water tap.
Outside Photo
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FA and Premier League clash over finances
The Football Association and Premier League have clashed over the financial well-being of English football as fresh evidence emerged of the game's growing debt.
Speaking at the Leaders in Football conference at Stamford Bridge, FA chairman Lord Triesman and Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore voiced opposing views on the dangers of foreign ownership - one of the sport's most contentious issues - and whether the rules needed tightening up.
Revealing English clubs currently owe an estimated £3billion, Lord Triesman said this posed a "terrible danger'' in the current global climate.
"Transparency lies in an unmarked grave,'' Lord Triesman said.
"We now have a position where it is very hard to track things. It is not transparent enough and we don't know if we are able to track it, if the debt is held by people who are financially secure or not.
"More and more clubs are in trouble, with a number of owners leaving abruptly.''
Reacting to FIFA president Sepp Blatter's outburst that buying a football club was now just as easy as buying a replica shirt, Triesman said he had a point.
"It is certainly true that fans are apprehensive if their club is touted around in the market place. You can't have a complete disregard for people's passion for their club.''
Without mentioning any club by name Triesman said the Premier League's fit and proper persons test needed an urgent review.
"If there is a prima facie case of someone's human rights record being regarded internationally as being very serious, it's reasonable to question whether that person should be running a football club,'' he said.
"Nobody has real confidence in what they cannot see. The fit and proper persons test does not do the job sufficiently robustly.
"A review is now inevitable because football clubs are not mere commodities. They are the abiding passion of their supporters. We forget that at our peril.''
Speaking later at the same conference, and with Triesman sitting a few feet away, Scudamore defended the clubs' financial affairs as he hit back at the FA.
"The FA themselves know about all these things because they are one of the most indebted organisations in the world,'' Scudamore said. "Our clubs are all heavily regulated but they've also got directors and owners who will assess the level of risk of their overall debt.
"This is at the top of clubs' agendas and I think they are managing it responsibly.''
On the Premier League's approach to individual ownership of clubs he added: "We are a good example of a self-regulatory progressive organisation. The fit and proper person test may perhaps not have the correct name but it is not inadequate.
"There are people who are not owners of our clubs precisely because of the test.''
As well as tackling debt in his keynote speech on the first day of the two-day conference, Triesman also called on Tottenham to issue life bans to fans who verbally abused Sol Campbell at Portsmouth just over a week ago.
He also plans to meet Blatter to talk about the racist chants directed at Emile Heskey during England's 4-1 victory in Croatia last month.
"I abhor the treatment of Sol Campbell by supporters of a club that I have loved and supported all my life,'' he said.
"I hope the individuals will be identified and, if appropriate, banned from Tottenham's ground.''
Triesman revealed he would be speaking with Blatter about the £15,000 fine meted out to Croatia after the World Cup qualifier in Zagreb which England won 4-1.
"I intend to seek an early meeting with Sepp Blatter to make sure the response to instances of racist abuse are dealt with fully and effectively,'' he added.
"FIFA imposes its own fines and takes its own decisions but we'd meet our obligations to players who are either black or from a different religious group if we make sure, at international level, we all understand the seriousness of racism to the same extent.
"It will be helpful for me to have a discussion about the way FIFA deals with racism.''
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186 Pound, Nine Year Old's New Transformation
Starting at 186 pounds before a brand new transformation, nine year-old Breanna Broad had a rough time at school. "Everybody at school would call me names," Breanna said. "They would call me fatty, they would call me fat head." Well, this is pretty sweet. Check out a brand new Breanna who lost 66 pounds in a year.
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"Her pediatrician always said that she'd grow into her body and then, after a while, we went and got other doctors' opinions," Breanna's mother, Heidi Bond. WRONG. "We had her tested for everything from thyroid to diabetes, her endocrinology got tested, allergies, and everything came out fine so we knew at that point we had to step things up."
Bond and Breanna's father, Dan Bond, decided to take matters into their own hands. Heidi Bond designed an exercise routine for her daughter and the entire family. They began to walk the 4-mile trail near their home.
So , the tough love began. The natural way of losing weight was in order for the Bond's which, was eating good and plenty of exercise. They took family walks whether everyone liked it or not on the new 4 mile path they created in their back yard.
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Violinist Monica Germino will lie down on the floor and play. She'll play while running around the stage. She'll set her instrument aside and sing. Anything to make the good old violin recital interesting.
"I think it's hard to watch a solo violinist for an hour," Germino says. "I want to make it so people are taken on a journey and they aren't necessarily staring at a violinist for the whole time."
Germino has a recital Thursday night at USF, where she is a visiting professor of violin, and it will not be a run-of-the-mill program. Billed as "Plugged and Unplugged," it will include violin, electric violin, voice, soundtrack, effects, movement, film and installation.
The music will be by contemporary composers such as Louis Andriessen, Jacob TV and David Dramm — all from the Netherlands, where Germino also lives — plus John Rea and Nicholas Brown. There will also be a movement from a Bach Partita.
"The reason I play solo Bach in almost every program is to remind everybody that this is still just a violin," she says.
Germino grew up in Virginia and graduated from the New England Conservatory and Yale before being awarded a grant to study in the Netherlands in 1993. She fell in love with the thriving new music scene in Amsterdam.
"The things that were going on there just blew my mind, and I had to stay for another year, and that became another year and another year," she says. "I ended up staying for good. So now I'm Dutch and American with a passport for both countries."
In one of Germino's concerts in the Netherlands recently, she performed in a cooking school, both playing violin and reciting poetry. "I really like to work in different mediums. I really like going out to the edge of what I can do," she says.
Germino has long been associated with Andriessen, a leading figure in contemporary music, and she was instrumental in USF having the composer in residence for this month's Robert Helps Festival. She organized the excellent "Late Night with Louis" concert last week at the school.
"I'd always been a Stravinsky kind of person, and when I heard Louis' music, I couldn't believe it existed," she says. "I feel his music takes up where Stravinsky left off."
Several works on Germino's program feature electric violin. One is Fuzzbox Logic by Dramm, whose music was described by a Dutch newspaper as occupying "the groundbreaking terrain between Charles Ives, Jimi Hendrix and Lou Reed."
Germino says Dramm's piece explores "a phenomenon called difference tones. When you play two notes at the same time and run them through a distortion pedal you get a third tone that is almost equal in strength."
This effect promises a loud, discordant sound that will probably make Reed's famously abrasive Metal Machine Music seem like a picnic. "I'm a little afraid it will run people out of the hall," Germino says. "But you know what? It's going to be worth it, and it's only nine minutes."
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Cron, DDclient and CentOS 5.1
I am using CentOS 5.1 and am using dynsdns. I have a cron entry that I needs to run every couple of minutes because of an abnormally short IP lease from verizon business dsl account. Here is the cron entry:
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I can see that is not running. What is it that I am not doing correctly and is there some secret to getting this to run. I need it to run every 10 minutes. thanks
The crontab entry does not run every 10 minutes, just at 0 and 10 minutes of every hour. To make it run every 10 minutes, you can try
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BTW, ddclient runs in daemon mode and already checks for changes every 600 seconds (10 minutes) by default IIRC. That's how my ddclient behaves.
I believe you are just creating work for yourself. ;)
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Can you post your ddclient.conf? (You'll want to obfuscate your login / password.) Also, did you install ddclient from one of the CentOS yum repos?
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I found this fairly small low area, in deep woods, with about 5 inches of water in it. I wouldn't really say it is a pond because it will probably be dry in a month or so after the spring rains. (I think ecologists would call this small body of water an "ephemeral" pond). These spring peepers were putting on quite a chorus as the sun was going down. You'll hear a different sounding frog - or peeper - several times in: at 9 seconds in, 13 seconds in and 15 seconds in. When I first heard it, it sounded like a creaky door! Hope you find this fascinating and enjoyable as well. Would make a great soundtrack for a swampy piece. Recorded using my trusty Rode NTG-2 going into a Zoom H4N recorder.
Thanks EvaWolf! Even now I can put on my headphones and its very very realistic....
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Most of the storms should clear eastern Minnesota before sunset.
Unsettled weather, with below normal temperatures and scattered thundershowers is on tap for Saturday. Sunday looks to be quite pleasant.


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MAJESTY - Title Track To New Album Streaming
November 18, 2013, 3 years ago
German metal legends MAJESTY will release their new album, Banners High, on December 18th in Spain/Sweden/Norway, on December 20th in Germany/Austria/Switzerland, and December 23rd through the rest of Europe, via NoiseArt Records. Apart from the limited digipak with bonus tracks there will also be different vinyl versions. Fans can look forward to epic songs, glorious vocals and incredible shredding. Banners High is the first-ever concept album in the band's history and tells a fantasy story penned by singer Tarek "MS" Maghary himself.
Check out the title track below:
Tarek comments: "We're very proud to release our first concept album. The story deals with oppressed people who march into battle to finally be free. We definitely didn't want to do one of those concept albums with silly, boring audiobook parts and thousands of intros. The story is being conveyed by ten heavy metal anthems which could easily stand alone too. Which is why you can simply listen to the album without delving into the concept too much. If you want to though, you'll experience an incredibly epic world where honor, friendship, self-sacrifice and love of freedom still mean something."
Banners High tracklisting:
'Judgment Of The Gods'
'We Want His Head'
'Banners High'
'Time For Revolution'
'United By Freedom'
'Pray For Thunder'
'Bloodshed And Steel'
'All We Want, All We Need'
'Take Me Home'
'On A Mountain High'
'The Day When The Battle Is Won'
Digipak Bonus Tracks:
'Banners High' (Karaoke Version)
'Take Me Home' (Acoustic Version)
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"Come on you big dumb apes"...I remember hearing Johnson attempting to hurry us past this area by saying such. I also, later, remember thinking... Later, after I found the ape/caveman, I slowed my pace each and every time Bungie writers attempted to push me.There is another Easter egg found near the beginning of the final level. Just after you pickup the last skull and turn the corner, to the left, you will come across a drop off. This is one of those mechanics which always cause me to stop. After proceeding their is no getting back unless you restart from the previous checkpoint. It is here where Bungie, once more, attempts to hurry you via dialogue provided by Cortana.After exploring this area, you come across an aspect of Forerunner engineering that allows you to make your way inside an arched hallway. To your left you will find a Marathon terminal. To the right, if you can make the leap, you will find another Easter egg. I will leave that for you to find. No glitching required to make your way here. Just good jumping.[Edited on 05.01.2009 10:10 AM PDT]
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A woman – reportedly a local Boeremag leader – was arrested on a Carolina farm for being in possession of unlicensed ammunition and explosives, Mpumalanga police said on Thursday.
Lieutenant-Colonel Leonard Hlathi said she was arrested on Wednesday and briefly appeared in a Carolina court, but he could give no further details.
"On the issue that she is part of the Boeremag, I can't confirm that. I also can't disclose the locality where she is being kept."
Beeld newspaper reported that she was arrested during a police raid on her farm. Police suspected Cornelia de Wet, who was pregnant, made her farm available for the promotion of racist indoctrination, according to a police affidavit seen by Beeld.
The police said in a statement they had been investigating accusations of terrorism and treason for some time.
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What is the future of the PlayStation Portable? That was the question IGN posed to some of the brightest and biggest talents who have worked with the game system. It's going to take technology, skill and vision to keep PSP going at this pace and attract a bigger audience. If there's a development team out there that thinks it has proven its ability to pull that off, chances are they got a buzz from IGN this week.
Each developer that participated in IGN's The Future of PSP feature was asked a series of questions about their work with PlayStation Portable, both past and present. To give context to the entire opinion set, we asked each team a set of six common questions about the PSP:
- What have you learned from PSP?
- How do you approach PSP development?
- How tough are the budgets on PSP games?
- What can Sony could do for developers?
- What features of PSP need to be pushed?
- What is the future of PSP?
Not all of the developers and producers we talked to were able to take part in the feature (between difficult development schedules, tricky license issues and other reasons, a few of your favorite PSP developers may not have answers for you yet on their views of the PSP's future.) However, we do want to extend our appreciation to every single person that participated or talked with us about this feature. We would also like to thank the teams for their candor and insight -- we at IGN learned a heck of a lot about the PSP from talking with the teams powering it, and we're sure you'll learn a lot from reading through what they all had to say.
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Ed Bradley is the Studio Manager for the Mercury Meltdown series and a lead programmer for the design group.
:: Your flagship title Mercury started out as a console game. What changed in the process of making Mercury a portable title?
Suprisingly little, in fact. We were still prototyping the game on the PS2 when we heard about Sony's new handheld. We have a great relationship with Sony so were lucky enough to get access to the PSP very early on. We moved the latter parts of the Mercury prototyping onto the PSP as soon as we could. Also, if I can brag a little, the Ignition team were the first outside Japan to get a game running on the prototype hardware. Or so I was told :)
:: Ignition is one of the studios that has been able to get it right on PSP -- fast loadtimes, instant reloads, multiplayer and Game Sharing demos, downloadable samplers (in Japan) ... do you have to plan ahead what features you're going to support with a PSP project, or does making use of the features just fit in as an organic part of the development?
Well the first Mercury title didn't quite match that list of accomplishments but we worked hard to address those issues in Mercury Meltdown, the sequel. Multiplayer and Game Sharing were planned from the start. Fast loading and instant restarts are a standard goal for any sane development team but they're really data management issues so they get addressed from the middle of the dev cycle and onwards. The PSP firmware didn't support executables running off Memory Stick when we started the project but when the facility was made available and Sony approached us about supporting it, we ran with it.
:: In designing the original Mercury, Archer Maclean and the team were toying around with the idea of including support for a tilt control add-on (and it has been rumored to be a feature still support built into the final game) but the accessory never arrived and also it wasn't there with the sequel. Can you explain what happened with the PSP tilt control accessory and concept? What did it look like? How did it work? Was it a good way to play Mercury (I assume so since it's now how you play the Wii version of the game)? Why was it not able to be included with the original or second Mercury? Is there any chance we'll see it on PSP some day?
We had a working prototype that connected to the USB port in the top edge of the PSP. It used cunning electronics I never understood as I've always been a software guy, and it looked a bit of a mess like most prototypes do :) It worked brilliantly and felt very intuitive. We showed the prototype to Sony and I heard they liked what they saw, but it was very early on in the PSP's life and we just couldn't manage to get everyone, including Sony's development team, to come to an agreement on how to proceed.
:: The trend around the casual, replayable games that Ignition specializes in has switched from portables to consoles (mostly in downloadable form, with the Wii being the exception that supports the rule.) Do you have an impression of why we're seeing this shift? Has Sony's aim to raise the bar for handhelds with PSP backfired in any way, that expectations are now too high for gamers to still see how much fun and worth purchasing simple pleasures like puzzle games can be on a portable? Or is the interest still there and it just hasn't been tapped because there's not a download service?
I don't hold much truck with this "casual" tag - good games are good games in my opinion. The hardcore nerd gamer like myself, who is/was happy to invest hundreds of hours into playing seriously heavyweight games, have always been the minority. And we all lead busy lives so a good game with about 10 hours of great gameplay sounds ideal to me, rather than a 60 hour epic that has 30 hours of fun and 30 hours of drudgery mixed in. Normal people also prefer to play in short bursts rather than multiple hour sessions! There's no doubt the PSP is a stunning machine for a handheld. Its drawbacks in my opinion are the UMD media which is to blame for slow loading times and short battery life, and the style of games Sony pushed for in the early days. They were too much like home console games and needed too much time investment to play comfortably. Looking at the "other handhelds" in the market proves that gamers' hunger for lighter, more handheld-friendly games remains incredibly strong. The PSP can easily support these types of game, and present them in a far superior fashion to its competitors.
:: Mercury has since flowed onto PS2 and now Wii. Where does PSP now fit into Ignition's development plans for future Mercury games or other titles?
We, like pretty much everyone else, feel the PSP needs a lift. I'm sure we will continue to support it in some shape or form but I think our days of making it the lead platform for a title are behind us.Continues


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The release of the free AppRemover for Mac tool makes more of the AppRemover SDK functionality available to home users
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 30, 2013
OPSWAT today announced that the free AppRemover tool, which helps users easily uninstall antivirus and public file sharing applications, is now available on the Mac platform.
Antivirus programs are known for being notoriously difficult to completely remove from a computer; their built-in uninstallers often leave files behind in the registry. With the release of the AppRemover for Mac tool, users are able to easily detect and remove security applications from their personal computers.
The release of the Mac version comes soon after the Windows version of the tool surpassed three million downloads from http://www.appremover.com. Available for uninstalling antivirus software from Windows machines since 2009, AppRemover has become one of the most widely used security software uninstallation tools. In late 2012, OPSWAT released a new look for the AppRemover tool and the ability to remove public file sharing applications in addition to security applications.
"The release of the free AppRemover for Mac tool makes more of the AppRemover SDK functionality available to home users," said Dustin DeCoursey, Product Manager at OPSWAT. "Mac users can now easily detect antivirus or public file sharing applications in a single easy step and thoroughly remove unwanted applications from their computer."
While the free tool is available for home users and personal use, OPSWAT also offers a paid version of AppRemover for commercial use by IT professionals and software vendors. Available as a command line interface (CLI) or a highly configurable SDK, AppRemover is a great solution for IT teams looking to upgrade their entire network from one security application to another or remove unwanted applications such as public file sharing. AppRemover can also allow software vendors to add uninstallation features to their own applications.
AppRemover currently supports removal of more than 350 different security applications and more than 120 public file sharing applications on Windows from such vendors as Symantec, McAfee, Avira and many others. AppRemover for Mac supports removal of more than 35 different security applications and 18 public file sharing applications. OPSWAT continues to improve AppRemover by adding support for new applications in frequent product updates.
For more information about AppRemover, please visit http://www.opswat.com/products/appremover or visit http://www.appremover.com to download the tool.


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Three children die from suffocation inside refrigerator near Ramallah
Ramallah: Three children died of suffocation after they were locked inside an old refrigerator in Ras Karkar village near Ramallah on Wednesday evening.
The victims — Omar Mousa Abu Fakhidah, 4 ; Mohammad Shadi Abu Fakhidah, 5 and Mohammad Mahmoud Fakhidah, 6 — were found unconscious inside the refrigerator and were rushed by their relatives to the Palestine Medical Complex where they were pronounced dead.
Police said the cousins were playing near their homes and went to their grandfather's store where the refrigerator is located. The victims apparently opened the fridge and climbed inside.
A senior police officer told Gulf News that old refrigerator models have doors that automatically locks and can only be opened from the outside.
Police said no one heard the trapped children's cries for help.
Mohammad Abu Fakhidah, a cousin of one of the victims, told Gulf News that it was after Al Maghreb prayers when they noticed that the children were missing. They then set out to search for the children.
Abu Fakhidah said they had no idea that the children were inside the refrigerator. The victims were found after one relative checked the refrigerator.
The Ras Karkar village is located in Zone C where the Palestinian Police has no security control. Nonetheless, police officers and public prosecution officials reached the house and supervised the investigation.
Palestinian Police and the Public Prosecution are investigating the incident. It understood that the Public Prosecution will shortly order the return of the bodies of the three children to their families for burial.
A police officer stressed that this is not the first incident of its kind in the West Bank. Two brothers aged 7 and 8 also died of similar circumstances a couple of years ago in Qalqilia, north of the West Bank.
Some time earlier, two siblings, a boy and a girl, were also suffocated to death after they got trapped inside a refrigerator in the city of Hebron, south of the West Bank.
AnonymousJun 22, 2012 1:00
Its really sad that these parents lost the blessing of Allah due to carelessness. May Allah give them courage to face this and not to break down. May Allah shower his mercy on their parents and their little angels. Parents should learn a lesson that carelessness can cause the biggest loss of lifewhich will cause them pain and regret throughout their life.


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They don't. They care about your fico score. Evidently they think that people with bad credit are bad insurance risks also, so if your credit sucks, you pay higher insurance premiums. That is my one and only quarrell with Dave Ramsey. He goes on and on about how his fico is zero and a afico score is an "I love debt" score. No, for me, it's an "I like lower insurance premiums" score. So. for those of us who are not multi millionaires like him, we need to have a good fico as we can.
Sorry that happened to you. I just closed my Merrick card today. They did not give one whip about my decision to close it if they would not take away the annual fee. They could not care less. I say good riddance to them. I just refionanced my house to 4.5, and opened about $25000 worth of credit limit cards in the last month, so I think I can recover from the small loss my fico might take from closing that little stinking Merrickl card with a limit of only $1350
Thats why I enjoy living in Massachusetts. The state does not allow insurance companies to use credit score in the pricing models. I dont agree with companies who use credit and income to base their insurance premiums. And I also work at a large insurance company, and its definitely not necessary to use credit.
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Sounds like u need to end the relation with the insurance company. Sounds like they just wanted a reason to get more money out of u.
I agree with you...I'd be shopping for a new insurance company.
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Please someone explain why the insurance company cares about credit cards?
Not like Warren needs my money and this isn't a paid endorsement but I have had Geico for car insurance for 6 years and they have never so much as given me even a soft pull on any credit report.
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people forget average age of accounts is not affected by closing a card for 10 years!
that's the single most overlooked thing when someone is afraid of closing cards, because they think it affects it right away.
i'm all for closing cards that don't work for you, that don't grow with you, that have no rewards, etc.Message Edited by thoughts1 on 06-24-2009 09:55 PM
In most cases closed accounts will remain for 10 years. They have on EX and TU but EQ has deleted 8 accounts prematurely on my reports. Some had as many as 5 years left to remain most had 3 years left. If you care to keep the age of your accounts up it might be best to leave them open. If they are below the average age close at will.
just to echo PP if younger than AAoA cancel at will. if messing w/ AAoA projecting up to 10 years i'd keep in mind CLD is more of a short term behaviour that can vary over time.
when for eg. you factor in the cli you may've received in a few months had you not closed would closure have been worth the planned 'retribution' against ccc.
So, SylviaLynn,
Can you say what insurance company you were working with?
Okay. How about starts with? Has so many letters? Rhymes with? Just interested.
" I have had Geico for car insurance for 6 years and they have never so much as given me even a soft pull on any credit report. "
That's because you came in when they didnt, and now they do since so many lawsuits in the years since have gone in favor of the insurance companies. The only way around it with Geico that I am aware of is on the online quotes and not give your SSN and take the standard rate for your driving record. Not sure if that loop hole is still open though. Giving Geico credit though ... they only check credit the one time you get a quote unlike some other large nameless insurance companies out there ( cough Allstate, cough, State Farm, cough, Farmers, cough, Safeco, cough, Farm Bureau, cough ) whom may at times re-check your credit at renewel time at their discretion. I worked for Geico in claims, and got to see first hand the company swirl around the porcelin bowl before finally flushing out and become an ATM for uncle warren to buy things with. To be honest with you, if you want a better non agent auto insurance company the better choices are either Amica or Erie ( if you are lucky live in their service areas ) or USAA if you are a service member. When it comes to claims.... you will be glad you dont have Geico if you have those instead. Geico is ok with the general everyday stuff claims wise, but when it becomes a claim in an iffy grey area, or serious dispute, you will find that this company doesnt move very fast and it gets old talking to someone new every single time you have a conversation with the company having to completely repeat yourself.
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How refreshing is it to see folks frantically trying to track down a $70 sneaker? That's been the case time and time again for the Nike Roshe Run in its various forms. And we're not expecting this new set of 2013 colorways to be any different. Included is the squadron blue, the tarp green which almost looks like a riff off the OG iguana, and a black based pair that sneaks in a cool blue for the Nike Solarsoft insert. See all three of the new Nike Roshe Run colorways after the jump and look for them now at shops like Premier (Or Nikestore if you find they're stock to be sufficiently wiped out).
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Reviews - Savill Court Hotel4
Wick Lane,Englefield Green, Egham, TW20 0XN
Customer Reviews
Our reviews are from genuine LateRooms.com customers. We verify that the customer has stayed before leaving a review.
44% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
An ok hotel
The location of this hotel is wonderful as it is so close to Windsor Great Park which is great for walks and watching polo.
The staff were friendly and attentive and the breakfast was amazing. The rooms were a reasonable size and clean but could have done with air conditioning as they were very hot and stuffy. The restaurant was fully booked when we arrived but we were told we could eat in the bar, on arrival of the bar it is set up more for lounge drinks than anywhere to eat so it didn't feel appropriate to eat there especially as the only place to sit were settees and lounge chairs. The hotel overall looks a bit tired in places and for the price of it I would have expected it to be more upmarket.
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Small room with tiniest shower I have ever squeezed into
short stay
The room was small and very hot
Expected More
I won't write an essay; just the salient points.
* We queued for 15 minutes to check in. * We booked online, our breakfast order hadn't been included in the Online booking, despite appearing on our confirmation e-mail. * The subsequent kerfuffle this caused led us to cancel our breakfast reservation and find somewhere alternative to go. * The room was very small and not particularly clean. * The room was situated just above the outside smoking area for the lounge/bar, which meant it was noisy. * The barman in the hotel bar/lounge was surly, rude and unapproachable. * We were not informed that there was a private function at the venue, which included an outside funfair including dodgems, replete with a very loud public address system. * The room was so small that it was absolutely stifling inside which meant we had to have the windows open, but this just made the noise from the funfair louder and more disturbing. * The private function was also using the toilet facilities for the lounge/bar which meant that there was a huge queue and flooded cubicles. All in all, our romantic getaway to Windsor was sullied by a tiny, stifling hotel room, incompetent/rude staff and some fairground attractions.
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Not what I expected
Considering this is a four star hotel, and at £119.00 for a single room without breakfast, I expected a better room.
It was stiflingly hot, despite there being a fan. The view was of outbuildings, there were many pigeons and there was bird excrement visible everywhere. I telephoned reception to request a corkscrew, it took two further phone calls and over an hours wait before i got the corkscrew. The room was clean and the bed comfortable and the rest of the hotel looked lovely, but my room was not.
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Savill Court Hotel
This Hotel is set in beautifull grounds and is on the boundery of Windsor Great Park.
A georgous Hotel and very comfortable.
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lovely family weekend
We spend the weekend in the hotel and I must say we had a lovely time.The hotel is very nice, customer service is great, location is fabulous.
We just needed a little bit more sun shine , but never mind. The surrounding land is great to explore and if you get tired of walking you get relax in the swimming pool or the jacuzzi.
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Clean and comfortable hotel
We booked as a little treat for our 35th Anniversary and we had not been to Windsor for many years.
We arrived later than planned (long delay on M25) but staff were very welcoming and asked if we had eaten, arranged for a table to be reserved and delivered our bags to the room. It was a clean and comfortable room and the bed was really comfortable. Throughout the stay every member of staff said 'Hello' as we passed them in the corridors etc. Nothing appeared to be too much trouble. Great service. Only downside was the television. Although flatscreen as advertised it was rather old. There was no Sky News as stated in the hotel guide, and no 'red button' text service. This was annoying as we wanted to check the travel news and flight arrival information etc. There was no Wi-fi in the room. Overall a very good quality hotel, great team of staff, lovely grounds, great food at breakfast but evening meals were over-priced.
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The Delta Survey
The Delta Survey started as a personal project of Dr Jeffrey Spencer, plotting on a map of the Delta the locations of as many ancient mounds as could be identified, either from published sources or from personal visits. In 1997 the project was adopted by the Egypt Exploration Society and has since been published on our website. The online records of sites are continuously updated as new information becomes available and to date over 700 Delta tells are listed and described.
The EES Delta Survey aims to record as much information as possible on ancient sites in the Nile Delta which are under threat from encroaching agriculture and the demands of an ever-increasing population. In 2007 the Delta Survey was adopted by the British Academy as an 'approved project' (see further here) and has also been presented in in GoogleEarth TM
Recent Fieldwork
Tell Yetwal wa Yuksur
In 2009-10 Drs Jeffrey and Patricia Spencer, in co-operation with the Polish Centre for Mediterranean Archaeology (Tomasz Herbich, Dawid Swiech and Artur Buzak), surveyed Tell Yetwal wa Yuksur, an ancient site north of modern El-Masara. It was noted by Edgar in 1907 as having Coptic pottery, fired bricks and glass fragments on the surface of a low mound. There were also badly weathered fragments from granite columns, perhaps from a church, which are still visible on the site today. The EES fieldwork produced a magnetic map of the site which revealed some buildings which were cleaned and their date was established as being in the Late Antique Period.
The report on the fieldwork at Tell Yetwal wa Yuksur which was published in Egyptian Archaeology 37 (Autumn 2010) can be downloaded here. A day-by day account of the work can be found on the 'Delta Survey' blog: 2009, 2010. Photographs from this expedition can be seen on the EES Flickr page.
Tell el-Daba
In 1990 Drs Jeffrey and Patricia Spencer visited the site of Tell el-Daba in Kafr el-Sheikh Governorate and noted the remains of substantial mud-brick buildings. In 2011 they returned as a project of the EES Delta Survey to map the site and record surface remains. In 2012 limited excavation was carried out to investigate the date and function of the mud-brick buildings which proved to be the lower courses of 'tower houses' of the Ptolemaic Period.
The report to the SCA of the 2012 season at Tell el-Daba can be downloaded here and the day by day account of the work is available on the 'Delta Survey' blog: 2011, 2012.
Lake Burullos
In 2012 Dr Penny Wilson (University of Durham) visited and recorded details of a number of sites in and around Lake Burullos on Egypt's mediterranean coast. The report on the season published in Egyptian Archaeology 41 (Autumn 2012) can be downloaded here.
Other EES projects in the Nile Delta
Since its foundation several major fieldwork projects have arisen out of the work of the Delta Survey.
At Sais (Sa el-Hagar) a joint expedition of the EES and the University of Durham, directed by Dr Penny Wilson and funded initially by a major AHRC grant, has been excavating this ancient capital of Egypt, revealing material from the prehistoric to Roman periods. Annual reports on the Sais seasons are published here. In 2011 the Society published Dr Wilson's first excavation report on the work at the site Sais I: The Ramesside-Third Intermediate Period at Kom Rebwa, which can be purchased here from the EES online shop. An earlier memoir by Dr Wilson, The Survey of Sais (Sa el-Hagar) describing the history of the site and the survey is now out of print but an electronic copy is available for purchase.
In 2012 Dr Wilson began an investigation of the site of Tell Mutubis, as an EES Amelia Edwards Project. A summary of the preliminary results is included in her article in EA 41. An electronic copy of Dr Wilson's volume The West Delta Regional Survey; Beheira and Kafr el-Sheikh (out of print in paper) can be purchased here.
In Minufiyeh Governorate an extended survey, still on-going, directed by Dr Joanne Rowland (University of Oxford) has expanded to include open excavation and a field school at the important site of Quesna. In 2013 Dr Rowland also initiated The Imbaba Governorate Prehistoric Survey focusing on the area west of the Rosetta branch extending from the modern town of Khatatba, in the north, to south of the Neolithic site of Merimde Beni Salama. The blog for the Minufiyeh/Imbaba expeditions can be found here and photographs from the 2010 and 2011 seasons are on Flickr.
Since 2008 an Egyptian/German team, led by Dr Eva Lange (University of Wurzberg), has been investigating the important city of Bubastis (Tell Basta) and since 2011 this has been a joint project with the EES. The team's blog can be read here and photographs from 2011 and 2012 are on Flickr .
Delta Survey Workshop 2013
On 22-23 March 2013 the third EES/SCA Delta Survey Workshop was held in Cairo and, following several requests for the papers to be made available, it was agreed that participants should be invited to send material which would be prepared for publication and uploaded to this website, see this dedicated page.
Earlier Delta Survey events.
On 26 March 2009 the first joint SCA/EES Delta Survey Workshop was held at the British Council in Cairo. A report on the papers given and the lively discussions which ensued can be downloaded here.
Following the success of this first Workshop in Cairo a second was arranged for 2011, this time lasting two days (31 March-1April). For the first time, we were able to 'blog' directly from the Workshop and the summaries of each talk can be read here. The Programme and Abstracts are available here.
A Delta Survey Study-Day was held on 19 November 2011 in Berlin and a trip for EES members was organised to coincide with it. A full account can be read here.
Speakers at the Berlin Study-day. Left to right standing: Patricia and Jeffrey Spencer, Ulrich Hartung, Eva Lange, Manuela Lehmann, Penny Wilson. Kneeling: Manfred Bietak and Joanne Rowland.
If you have additional information on any Delta site in the Survey, or any queries about the Survey, please contact Jeffrey Spencer here. The database and GoogleEarthTM content are both being constantly updated, most recently in July 2013.
Help us to continue our important mission in Egypt
Now we need your help to continue our valuable work in Egypt. The EES hopes to raise £30,000 as part of its Excavation Fund Appeal to help secure future fieldwork during the coming year and to help our Field Directors to plan for the future.
To support the Excavation Fund Appeal simply click here.


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Is there a possibility that there will ever be a computer interface module developed for the coal-trol? Having the ability to create unique daily temperature schedules that vary from day to day would be ideal, as well as being able to remotely control the unit via the internet.
I love my coal-trol, but there's always room for more technology!


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Apart from when someone at immigration said those fateful words "let him in he looks harmless" when Howler bundled up looking shifty and asking if he could stay in God's chosen country, I have just walked past possibly the worst idea anyone ever had.
I was sauntering back along Old St after a very enjoyable dim sum lunch at the Golden Dragon ( turnip paste out of this world ) when I saw a new restaurant called Blue Belt. At first I thought it was a joke but then I realised that they were perfectly serious in their claim that they were offering ( and I kid you not ) " Modern European food served Sushi style, on a conveyor belt"
On peering through the window, I could see plate after plate of greying congealed something or other circling forlornly around and around and around. There was no one in the place and I can only think that the idea was the lunch time wheeze of a couple of city boys who, being the result of home counties inbred idiocy thought this would be a better bet than buying a new Jaguar.
I give this one two weeks tops.
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Deputies responded to a report of a disturbance in front of the home in the 200 block of Chase Street just before 8 p.m.
Witnesses told deputies five men approached a 20-year old Hastings man and attacked him. One of the men tried to strangle the victim and another brandished a handgun, deputies said.
They said the five men were last seen getting into a silver Dodge Caliber and fleeing the scene. The victim sustained minor injuries.
Detectives are trying to identify the other three men believed to be from Putnam County.
Anyone with any information concerning this investigation is asked to call Detective Matthew Bellamy at the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office at 904-209-1635 or Crime Stoppers at 888-277-TIPS (8477).
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can I use it in conjunction with Krowtann 2000? How about krowtanned deer or krowtanned fox? lol. sorry couldnt resist.
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What are the Politics of Black Hair?
by Evette Dionne 5 years ago
Black hair is controversial. Our coifs can be political statements, assimilations into mainstream culture, and even odes to ancestors. Some black women purchase their hair while others wear it chemically-altered. But no matter how we style our tresses, our hair is a visible representation of...


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It is time for managers and organizations to explicitly recognize that data and information are business assets, to manage them as aggressively and professionally as they do other assets, and to put them to work internally and in their marketplaces. But where to begin? This chapter outlines a process for developing a one-hundred-day panorama that provides a comprehensive view of the data and information required for a selected information chain or a horizontal slice of the business.
This chapter is excerpted from "Data Driven: Profiting from Your Most Important Business Asset."
To help organizations take the first steps toward systematically improving data quality, bringing data to market, and evolving data management systems for competitive advantage.
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Scratching My Head at the Pulitzers
The winners and finalists for journalism's biggest prize, the Pulitzers, were announced today and as expected, former Times feature writer Chris Goffard was a finalist for his $40 lawyer story. He got beat by the New York Times' story on a local imam struggling in post 9/11 America.
My hero, Atlanta Journal Constitution columnist and editorial page editor Cynthia Tucker, won for commentary, and the Boston Globe's Charlie Savage won for his widely overlooked stories on the way President Bush used signing statements to reshape legislation as he signed it,
But what has me scratching my head: Why did the New York Daily News win for its series of editorials on the health problems of people who worked on ground zero, when its poster boy for that issue, Cesar Borja -- a 52-year-old policeman lauded as someone who worked tirelessly in the ruins of the World Trade Center after the 9/11 attacks and died of lung disease -- was unmasked by the New York Times as someone who didn't work at the disaster site nearly as long as news reports claimed.
I also wonder why, as the newspaper business is slipping down a sinkhole and TV is redefining itself every day thanks to the explosion of digital media echnology, the person who won this year's Pulitzer for criticism was a restaurant reviewer.
I'm sure his work is amazing. But I'm weary of the Pulitzers honoring people who write about highbrow stuff such as gourmet food, dance, classical music and architecture, while virtually ignoring those who are critcizing the stuff that is redefining live in the 21st century -- movies, TV, media and pop culture.
UPDATE: To answer one comment already posted, I do mean people who cover what I cover, but not me. What I do isn't good enough.
But what Howie Kurtz, or Frank Rich or Tim Rutten or David Carr do is certainly that good. And, in my opinion, more important than the best restaurant review...


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Rihanna nearly bares all in her new Giorgio Armani Underwear ad campaign!
In the just-released black-and-white photos, the 23-year-old songstress poses in a lace bra, leather jacket and skin-tight jeans while draping her incredibly toned body over the hood of an antique car.
One particular image is so steamy that it's sure to stop traffic and turn heads: the "S&M" singer is sprawled out in the back seat of the car while gazing at onlookers in just a bra and matching panties.
The Barbados beauty is the latest celeb spokesmodel for Giorgio Armani Jeans and Underwear -- she follows a laundry list of stars including David and Victoria Beckham and Megan Fox, who've all posed in the Italian label's sexy campaigns.


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Week 3 dq 1
How would you film your own personal life story (or an episode that exemplifies your life, that sort of thing) into an approx. 20-minute segment your friends would sit through? And keep in mind that in addition to entertainment, most dramas are produced to convey a film-maker's point-of-view or messages/lessons considered important. So first, consider the story you wish to tell. Stories require conflict, or at least a lot of tension, in order to generate interest. So, first, what's the conflict in your story and how are you plotting it out?
Also, movies, like plays and TV but unlike books, must use what's called the "objective point-of-view" because they cannot show directly what characters are thinking and feeling. They are limited to showing the exterior of characters in ways that reflect what's going on internally. And they do so in compact units called "scenes" made up of action, mannerisms, and dialogue. So who would be your characters? Why? How would you have them act in what sort of scenes? Why? What is your dialogue trying to accomplish? Why?
And what would you suggest to others about their plots and story-telling elements?
Week 3 dq 2
Coordinating your responses here with DQ 1, consider the mechanics. What types of lighting, sound, and other technical techniques convey your drama's theme? What framing and camera angles would you use for each scene? Why? How will they convey emotions? How will they contribute to your drama's success? Similarly, what editing techniques would you use, such as transitions in and between scenes, ways to compress time, means to establish locations, and so forth? Why?
And what would you suggest to others about their filming and editing techniques?
Week 3 dq 3 (settings)
(DQ 1 covers characters and plotting, and DQ 2 covers mechanics). So it's only natural that to tell your story, you need to provide the fundamental elements of setting (including but not limited to location, time, era, weather, and buildings). Sometimes setting is essential to a story/movie, such as in The Perfect Storm, in which the setting is so integral that it could be considered a character unto itself. And there other instances when setting are not so essential. Once you'd determined the influence setting will have on your story and characters, you can turn to figuring where and why you'd place doors, windows, tables, stolen jewels, corpses, and other props. How would you employ the setting, props, etc. to reveal character information, tone, and mood? Keep in mind the drama dictum that "if you have a rifle hanging over the fireplace in act one, you'd better well have it used by the end of act three." In other words, everything has a purpose and you need to know what it is and how and why you'll implement it in your film.
And as with the other two DQs, what would you suggest to others about their plots and story-telling elements?
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Okay, look: we won't spend a lot of time ragging on Korn. It's just too easy, and besides, Korn doesn't make music for critics, anyway. Angry, pent-up teenage boys-that's who Korn speaks to. That's where their big payday is. Big, big payday-all of 'em drive fancy cars. Mercedes. Beemers. They got the life, awrighty.
But listen to what head shrieker/ paid Puma endorser Jonathan Davis has to say about their latest radio hit, "Freak on a Leash." "That's my song that rails out against the music industry," he said. "It's about how I feel like I'm a fuckin' prostitute. Like I'm this freak paraded around, but I got corporate America fuckin' making all the money while it's fuckin' taking a part of me."
Tsk! Fuckin' poor, poor fuckin' millionaire fuckin' rock star. You do feel sorry for him, don't you? Um . . . don't you?
See? Too easy.
Okay. So Korn have a few issues. It's hard being fabulously wealthy and famous, y'know. About "Got the Life," Davis said: "It's about how everything's always handed to me, how I look up to God and say I don't want this anymore. . . . I love being a rock star; I love all that it entails. But I hate all the pressure and all the bullshit that's involved."
Kids, kids, kids! Our advice: if success hurts that bad, don't whine about it-quit! It's gotta be hard having shoes lobbed at your head during shows-which is what happened on Friday-and they probably aren't even the ones you're plugging! And how was the rest of the gig? About what you'd expect from a metal show, new/old distinctions be damned: choreographed skull-shaking reminiscent of that Bon Jovi/Skid Row concert we saw at the Great Western Forum in 1989 that we'll never confess to attending. Head banging. Girlie titty flashing. Guitar noodling. The bagpipe solo was quite the shit, though, and the hip-hop touches were lovely and not overblown. But we had a hard time separating the serious from the self-parody (hardcore snatches of "This Old Man?" As fraught with hilarity as Limp Bizkit's "Faith" cover). Ah, well-teenage-boy rage will always need an outlet, and right now, Korn just happens to be it. Hey, if we were in high school these days and had a C+ average, we'd probably be into Korn, too. But we'd rather put on our old Iron Maiden and Dio LPs and reminisce, like the old farts we've grown into-just like Korn fans will around 2015.
As mediocre as Korn were, Rob Zombie rooled, dood. We're talkin' serious-ass white-hot pyro! Charles Manson cameo appearances! Giant walking fetuses! Live exorcisms! Monster robots run amok! Half-nekkid, crotch-grabbing, whip-snapping go-go dancers (but-come on-buxom dominatrixes groveling over a guy as cadaver-colon ug-lee as Rob Zombie?)! Men in cloaks and hoods, just like in Spinal Tap! And-especially heartwarming to see in the House That Eisner/Disney Built-Zombie T-shirts that read, "100% HARDCORE FLESH-EATING BLOOD-DRINKING LIFE-SUCKING ZOMBIE MOTHERFUCKER," just like ones we could've sworn we once saw on sale in the Trinity Broadcasting Network gift shop! Oh, and honestly, some really great rawkenroooooll! Zombie was a fun-filled hoot, we tell you. That's because his show works much better than that of his main competition for the horror-rock buck, Marilyn Manson, who takes things way too seriously. The difference is that Zombie knows he's a live-action comic-book character and can play along with it, while Manson is just too Goth to even think about cracking a smile. Watching Zombie was like watching Satan direct The Glory of Christmas. It really was.
Was it the hot and steamy environment we found ourselves in? Was it the free beer and Mexican food we were privy to? Was it the Rob Zombie-esque rumbling noises of the Long Beach Grand Prix 16 long floors below us? Naaah. What most made us feel like the world was revolving at all the right angles was Delta Nove-yeah, another one of those ridiculously juicy LBC bands. They're a groove combo, basically, with trumpets, saxes, congas, steel drums (who isn't a sucker for steel drums?), and mounds of funk, jazz and Latin riffs that make you wanna wiggle all your naughtiest body parts, which we would have done had we not been so paralyzed with fear every time we glanced over the building's ledge (so that's what puke looks like after it falls from several hundred feet in the air!). Next time, we'll catch them at sea level.
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TAMPA — They swayed and clapped to the promise of another future.
The best is yet to come, they told one another. Still, saying goodbye — even to a building — is difficult.
On Sunday, about 100 members of the St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church did just that, as they packed into pews at the historic institution's red brick and white stone downtown building for one last service.
Leaders say dwindling membership and funds are forcing them to leave the two-story church, which has served as a religious, political, social and cultural hub for the African-American community in Tampa for nearly 100 years.
It saw everything: baptisms and graduations, weddings and funerals. The Rev. Jesse Jackson visited, as did former President Bill Clinton, Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and a host of other dignitaries. Organizations such as the NAACP, the Elks and the Knights of Pythias met there.
Today, the church has fewer than 100 active participants. Older members are long gone, newer generations have moved away or found other interests. The building on E Harrison Avenue has fallen into disrepair. A window in the main prayer hall is missing a stained glass panel, the walls have cracks and the air-conditioning stopped working more than six months ago.
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It was like "the attachment you have to a friend or the feeling of going to Mama's house," said Walker Saffore, a lifelong AME member who was baptized at the church. "To not be here anymore, I never thought that day would come."
The congregation will move temporarily to Mount Sinai AME Zion Church on N Nebraska Avenue until it finds a permanent home, said Robert "Pete" Edwards, one of the church's trustees.
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Leaders emphasized that the church is neither closing nor merging. It will maintain its identity and continue serving the young, the old and the homeless, they said.
"It's a tough call to make," Edwards said of the decision to change the church's location. "While the building's architecture is significant, wherever God sends us we'll make a difference."
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