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From the Well 3
Nick Smith’ reading his story ‘Dead Languages’:
from which the anthology title is derived.
Thanks to all at Cork County Library Arts Service for a lovely launch, beautifully produced book, and great lunchtime of chat and stories at this year’s launch of the twenty shortlisted entries in the From The Well short story competition. The winner and four others were all from Clonakilty Library creative writers group. Three of the short list belong to the ‘Crawfies’ creative writing group. El Vino writers group also had three on the short list. Perhaps there is something about belonging to a writing group? Not least, as Nick Smith overall winner says, the savage critique we offer one another!
Thanks to Sinéad Donnelly for organising us all. And to the county librarian; Eileen O’ Brien and the county arts officer, Ian Macdonagh for all their support
Great to meet two of the three judges, Vincent McDonnell and Billy O’ Callaghan. Theirs was not an easy job.
Good also to meet fellow scribes on the short list including, among others, Mary Healy, Barbara Leahy, Marie Gethins, Mary Roche, and Marie Murphy.
Tagged as Cork county library arts service, from the well anthology, short stories, writing
3 responses to “From the Well 3”	C.J. Black	June 26, 2014 at 10:14 pm	That’s my dream (and will probably remain just that) to stand and read my ‘story’ Clonakilty holds fond memories.
Reply	Mary Healy	June 28, 2014 at 11:49 pm	Great to meet you too Mary Rose and I loved your story.
Reply	Mary Rose McCarthy	July 1, 2014 at 9:41 am	Chris, it is the dream of us all. And who’s to say we won’t get there one day.
Thanks Mary, your story is very good. Hope our paths cross again.

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We live in a culture that hardly supports mental health and often actively works against it – this site will highlight some examples of this as we come upon them. Send us your own if you are interested..
For London’s New Super-Rich, No Whim Need Go Unfulfilled – Mental Illness is often associated with poverty but in London ‘they’ call themselves “the haves and the have yachts”: rich London bankers and traders who drop tens of thousands of dollars for an evening of cocktails and hire “personal concierges” to get their girlfriends dresses like those worn by movie stars. Long a hub for the world’s ultra-rich, London has just welcomed an unprecedented number of newcomers into those ranks. Analysts here estimate that London’s financial stars were paid a total of $17 billion in annual bonuses in recent weeks — including more than 4,200 people who received bonuses of at least $2 million each, on top of salaries already sagging under the weight of zeros..
Soviet-Era Compound in Poland Was Secret CIA Prison Site By Larisa Alexandrovna and David Dastych, Raw Story. Posted March 7, 2007.
The complex at Stare Kiejkuty, a Soviet-era compound once used by German intelligence in World War II, is best known as having been the only Russian intelligence training school to operate outside the Soviet Union. Its prominence in the Soviet era suggests that it may have been the facility first identified — but never named — when the Washington Post’s Dana Priest revealed the existence of the CIA’s secret prison network in November 2005.
MI6 officials say the two administrations then decided to fly high-value suspected terrorists to secret gulags in Eastern Europe. The CIA-operated flights would pass through the air space of a number of countries — among them Britain, Germany, Spain and Poland. European Union officials and human rights groups would later say these interrogations may have violated the Geneva Conventions and the United Nations Convention against Torture, to which the United States and Poland are both signatories.
But after the start of Operation Enduring Freedom — the US military campaign against Afghanistan in response to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks – everything changed. In the years that followed, American planes began arriving from Afghanistan, continuing on to Morocco, Uzbekistan and Guantanamo Bay, according to Szymany locals and airport staff.
Przewlocka said that whenever one of the suspected flights was scheduled to land, “orders were given directly by the regional border guards … emphasizing that the airport authorities should not approach the aircraft and that military staff and services alone” would handle landings.
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Posted on February 24, 2008 by Scott	In a move that didn’t surprise anyone, Fidel Castro’s brother, Raúl Castro, was named the new Cuban president on Sunday. Raúl has been serving as temporary president of the country since 2006, when Fidel had intestinal surgery, and has made it clear than any changes to Cuba while be limited under his rule, vowing to still consult with Fidel on important decisions.
In equally predictable news, the sun is still set to rise tomorrow morning.
Raúl Castro Named Cuba’s New President – [New York Times]
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Steel-Ice: The sahel express.... remainders of the great days of railroading (7)
Construction work using forced labour on the Dakar–Niger Railway began at the end of the 19th century under the French general Gallieni commander of French Sudan
The railroad connected the Niger River with the port of Dakar. The line was completed at the beginning of the 20th century, the Kayes-Koulikoro section being inaugurated in 1904, but the final section of line did not open until 1924.
Mali is dependant on the railroad. It has no ports and the railroad is the only means of transportation to the next sea port at Dakar
The freight trains entering Mali are fully loaded. The trains leaving Mali are empty.... they don't produce a lot. Here a freight train at Bamako station. The railroad is owned by trainsrail, a canadian company
The bargains are made at the train window. The train is safe. Non-passengers are not allowed to board, there are security guards and all the seats are reserved
In between the many stops, the train rides about 80, which is quite good for the circumstances.
Station restaurant and....
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One of the passenger cars.... not used any more. This former French car used to go from Bamako to Dakar
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Iris Blobel: November 2012
A warm welcome to Jennifer Rae Gravely, a fellow Astraea author to talk about her fabulous new release: Knight of the Dead
I’ve always loved words. As a child, I earned the nicknames motor-mouth and jabber jaws for my love of talking and telling stories. Later, as an avid reader, I wrote mainly to analyze. A triple major in history, politics, and English , I viewed life in terms of paper topics! Still, I played with writing short stories and poetry. Then life took over—I became a wife, mother, teacher, and coach—and even though I continued to read, I rarely wrote anything creatively.
About ten years ago, some teacher friends and I were talking about books and decided to try to write our own. One friend found her groove with the challenge, and has had numerous novels published. I spent years on two connected novels, both still unpublished. However, at the encouragement of my friend, I tried once again to write a novel. I choose the name Persephone for my heroine because I teach mythology, and used the tale as a springboard.
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A former cop whose life went south, Matt doesn't let anyone get too close. But something about the feisty beauty caught his eye the moment he first saw her in the diner. After a hot night under a starry sky, Matt can't deny their attraction-or the fact that for the first time in a long time, he feels the stirrings of something more. Now it's up to Matt to help Amy see that, no matter what is in their past, together they can build a future in Lucky Harbor. (amazon.com)
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“Flynn, have you been drinking?”
“Mum, I’m serious as serious could be. Remember Sarah not wanting to live in Melbourne, and then saying she had someone else in her life?”
He heard her sigh. “How can I forget? I don’t think I’d ever seen you so upset and depressed.”
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14Jun2013	DIY: Bookshelf Makeover
Posted in DIY: Do It Yourself	by ballinonabudgetblog	I know, I know…it’s been a while. I missed this little blog the past few days, but am glad to be back with a little project I worked on this weekend with my older sister. I spent the past week in North Texas playing nanny/chauffeur for my 9 year old nephew. It was such a great week and I am so sad it is over.
One night my sister decided she wanted to decoupage an old bookshelf for her classroom with an old map. We got to work at 11 pm and I am very pleased with the result considering how tired we both were. Please excuse the horribly grainy pictures from our creative night.
My sister is a World History teacher with the cutest and coziest classroom ever. Last time I visited, I did not want to leave. I was happy to help her out with a project she has had on her to-do list to help make her classroom feel even cozier. I hope to share a few pictures of her class one day, if she allows it.
She inherited this bookshelf from my mothers pantry. It fits textbooks perfectly and sits near the door in her classroom.
We gathered the necessary supplies:
an X-acto knife to trim the map
and a map (or scrapbook paper)
The vintage world map was perfect for her world history classroom. It was a duplicate map, the other is framed nicely in for the class.
Naruto, my nephews cat, decided to jump on the top shelf as we were measuring the map around all the curves. He figured lights on meant play time and we took a break to play and finish an episode of The Amazing Race (which I am obsessed with now and watched an entire season this week).
We finished cutting and started mod podging (is that a word?). We painted on two thin layers and left them to dry overnight.
And voila! Here it is the following day! It is not finished but I am proud enough to share it with you all here. My sister has bigger plans for the edges of the shelves and will paint them maroon after her schools colors. I hope to visit her classroom this fall and will share the end result. For the summer, it will probably hang out in the living room.
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parsing - javascript parse/identify a regular expression from beginning to end - Stack Overflow
I am writing a tiny javascript parser in javascript.
I am at the tokenization level. I would like to know how to recognize when a regular expression begins and ends.
For example, if I had asked the same question about how to recognize when a string begins and ends the answer would be:
for a string beginning with double quotes "
I know that the answer is string begins with double quotes "
and ends when the next double quotes " is encountered (except if preceded by backward-slash \)
javascript parsing share|improve this question asked Sep 18 '12 at 20:24
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The / character must be quoted in a regular expression (\/) so it's like strings in that respect.
@Pointy, it's not that easy. The / could be either the start of a regex literal, or the division operator.
possible duplicate of Division/RegExp conflict while tokenizing Javascript
@Bart Kiers I agree
Also see this Q&A: stackoverflow.com/questions/5519596/…
The ECMAScript language specification contains a full grammar for the language (in EBNF) in Annex A. It's too large to reproduce here in its entirety, but the production for regular expressions is given as "RegularExpressionLiteral".
mmmhh a bit too hard really
Too hard for what? It's the official definition of the Javascript language, so it's what you'll need to work with to correctly parse Javascript. Anything else will fail or give incorrect results in some circumstances.
"In JavaScript source code, a regular expression is written in the form of /pattern/modifiers where "pattern" is the regular expression itself, and "modifiers" are a series of characters indicating various options. The "modifiers" part is optional." JavaScript RegExp Object
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That does not explain how to make a distinction between the division operator and the start of a regex literal.
not much of an help really
I followed the example of how to determine the start and end of a string, and in the question he didn't mention he wanted to know the distinction between the division operator and the start of a regex literal. From his example, an object property could be misinterpreted as a string {"foo": "bar"}, where "foo" is not really a string. I don't think it's a good reason to downvote.
@Pablo Martinez I did not downvote you. I would not vote yours as a right answer either

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Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day February 2011 | The Midwestern Jungle
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day February 2011
I’ve actually got stuff blooming in my apartment so I decided why not participate in GBBD for the first time ever. What is GBBD? It’s a bunch of people with gardening blogs posting pictures of what’s blooming in their homes/yards. See May Dreams Gardens for a whole list of people participating. What’s blooming for me you ask? Not much but it’s something.
First we have my trailing African Violet. It can’t decide if it wants to be a single flowered or double flowered violet (and it has yet to decide to start trailing either) It does like to bloom a lot though (2 months straight now!)
Next up I’ve got my Cyclamen that’s been going at it for about 3 months now. It was looking a lot better a week ago but then I went out of town and things went to hell. I wish I bought a different color…I’m really sick of seeing white at this point. The fragrance from it is nice though and white definitely goes better with my blue violet than a red or purple one would.
That’s it for plants that are really blooming. The next two are probably kind of cheating but oh well.
First up we have my Iochroma cyaneum ‘Purple Queen’ It’s all budded up and ready to go. It would probably be open by now if I didn’t go out of town and not have anyone water it. This issue actually kept me up at night several times while I was out of town for a week. I considered calling the landlord and asking him to water it for me but decided that was a bit extreme even for me. In the end it survived (horribly wilted but still) and now the buds are showing color. I’ll have to post when they actually open. The shade of purple it gets is one of my favorite flower colors ever.
And last but not least is my 2 dozen roses that I got from work yesterday because we barely sold any. I’m not really into pink or white flowers but because it was either this or red I chose this. The kool-aid pitcher just adds to the classiness of getting yourself roses.
Tags: African Violet, Blooming Houseplant, Cyclamen, Flowering Houseplants, Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, GBBD, Iochroma, Iochroma cyaneum, Roses
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Ivynettle on February 15, 2011 at 4:58 pm said:
I’ve never had luck with Cyclamen. Might try one in the bedroom now, but what good is a blooming plant where I hardly ever see it?
Your ‘vase’ made me laugh, but if I got more than one two or three cut flowers at a time, the only thing I could put them in is a beer jug.
theatrumbotanicum on February 15, 2011 at 5:34 pm said:
I’m glad it made you laugh. It makes me laugh every time I look at it. As for the Cyclamen I’d never had any luck with them before but it turns out my bathroom in my new apartment is perfect for them. It’s west facing with a glass block window (so it’s really bright but not intense) and really drafty (so it’s always pretty cold there). It seems to absolutely love it. I’m sure once summer comes it will go dormant from all the heat and I’ll just stick an orchid there or something. Strangely my African Violets are there too and they love it. I would have expected the cool temps to bother them but it doesn’t seem to.
Ivynettle on February 17, 2011 at 9:42 am said:
I find that plants often take a lot more cold than we expect them to – the shop at work is pretty cool most of the time (15°C/59F is ‘warm’, usually it’s below that – and the door is open whenever it’s not absolutely freezing), and most houseplants have never complained about it.
goodtogrow on February 15, 2011 at 5:16 pm said:
I don’t know how anyone can make it through the winter without blooming houseplants. Kudos to you!
RBell on February 15, 2011 at 5:40 pm said:
I’m going to have to try growing the Cyclamens indoors – have seen several postings of gardeners doing so. They are very nice looking.
theatrumbotanicum on February 17, 2011 at 11:52 pm said:
I’m trying them outdoors for the first time this year. I can’t wait to see if the corms survived the winter! The one grown indoors is typically C. persicum because it doesn’t go dormant as easily as the rest.
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The People's Republic of Birmingham: A Finnish First and a Double Double.
Well, it's been an exciting weekend of sport. On Saturday, the FA Cup Final took place with the "Greater London derby" - Arsenal vs Man Utd, which the Gunners won on penalties leaving the Red Devils trophy-less this season. The People's Republic wonder just how long Alex Ferguson will keep his job - our belief is that he should have retired when he intended to, a couple of years ago when Man Utd were at the top of their game. With the advent of Mr. Mourinho, it is unlikely Manchester United will challenge for anything again, regardless of what Malcolm Glazer thinks. The People's Republic are unimpressed with both finalists however and with it being revealed that the Birmingham City chairman, David Gold, has just bought the oldest existing F.A. Cup for nearly £500,000 to keep it from the Germans, we recognise the "Second City Blues" as the rightful winners, making it a Blues League and Cup double (of sorts).
Who says you can't buy trophies?
In the first Monaco Grand Prix since Prince Ranier's death, "the iceman" Kimi Raikkonen romps home ahead of the rest. The People's Republic have long recognised Raikonnen as the rightful heir to Mika Hakkinen's crown and not just because he's Finnish. The press however have been going bananas over Alonso, presumably because of his passionate Latino marketability, but while acknowledging his driving talent the People's Republic are yet to be convinced. Meanwhile, at the scrag end of the points places, the 'second fiddle' clause in Barrichello's contract is invoked so that Michael Schumacher can finish seventh instead of eighth to keep Ferrari's title hopes alive. The People's Republic refuse to recognise Herr Schumacher as the current World Champion for the following simple reason:
Races should be won on the track, and not during contract negotiations.
Meanwhile, away from sport in the Ukraine, Greece do the Euro double by adding the Eurovision Song contest to their collection after surprisingly winning the European Championships last year. Javine Hylton fails to make a mark for the UK, but as well as the usual back-slapping and political voting that marks this competition, this year the bigger countries in Europe like Germany, Spain and France suffer particularly badly from the voting bias that tends to afflict them.
Despite its size and therefore chances, the People's Republic has ruled out entering the competition for the foreseeable future.
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Whether or not you've already filed your taxes, find some tax relief today at Spenger's Fresh Fish Grotto in Berkeley. Get a selection of Bottom Line Drink Specials for $5.40 each all day, and happy hour from 3 to 6 P.M. Bar customers also get a dining certificate good for $10.40 off a return visit for dinner (while supplies last). Spenger's will offer the same deals Monday.
Also tonight, Urban Legend Cellars in Oakland is hosting a No Tax, Relax, Release Day. Admission to taste is $10 and supports diabetes research, and Urban Legend will waive the sales tax on all bottles of new releases.
On Saturday, stop by Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant in Berkeley for the latest parking lot event: oysters, sausages and wine. Admission is free, while it's cash only for wines by the glass, oysters from Monterey Fish and sausages from Chris Lee from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M.
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The hubby and I drove up to Saluda, North Carolina to celebrate our three monthiversary. I had never been to the little town, but Tim had. It’s a curvy 45-minute drive from Greenville through the mountains. The town’s little Main Street is like a snap shot of history.
A train track runs through the town….
and right in the center of it all is a little cafe called Saluda Grade. It was the only thing open on a Sunday afternoon. (That’s typical for the south.) I ordered the Crazy Squirrel Salad and ate every last leaf. I asked if they sold the salad dressing and sadly our waitress said no. But she had the chef write down the recipe for me.
So tonight Tim and I made our own Crazy Squirrel salad from Saluda Grade. Here’s all there is to it:
Take your favorite lettuce, top it with walnuts, avocado, cranberries, goat cheese and the homemade dressing. We added grilled chicken for some protein and oh my gosh, YUM!
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March 2018 – penning UP for Folks
March 31, 2018 by amy0130
Unexpected – Yet Welcomed – Words
Read in a Guideposts January 2018 article by a retired New York lawyer who decades into his career rediscovered his love of drawing – that was first encouraged & supported by his 3rd grade teacher who took him to art museums & art classes – by taking up painting where his “sense of self returned or at least a new sense developed“:
“Let it never be forgotten how one person’s interest in you,
their willingness to encourage you,
their ability to draw out your gifts can make a difference.
A life difference.”
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March 30, 2018 by amy0130
God Bless Junk Food
Ya know, after not just enduring but victoriously annihilating, the human body’s limit of chemotherapy & radiation etc. that tried to beat the living tar out of me in my war against acute promyelocytic leukemia that tried 4 times to ruthlessly kill me, I hugely enjoy each & every time I give myself full allowance to indulge in whatever food I desire whenever the craving hits.
Why would you want to 1. eat super healthy; 2. deny yourself the fun of junk food; & most importantly, if you’ve accepted Jesus Christ as your personal savior so you can live eternally in Heaven, 3. try to prolong your entrance into paradise by enforcing a strict joyless diet to live in this filthy world any longer than you have to?
Recent Lunch =
2 glazed cruller donuts +
half a bag of potato chips (but a few are pictured) +
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I’m thinking of becoming an atheist
for about the next 8 weeks,
so I don’t continue to miss the 8 new episodes on ABC of
one of my ALL-TIME FAVORITE sitcoms
“Roseanne,”
which unfortunately fall during the same time as my
. . . Naaaaaah.
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March 26, 2018 by amy0130
Someone in Heaven teaching another about Heaven itself, in the fictional novel by Randy Alcorn (who believes that God wants us to use the Bible’s own descriptions about Paradise to imagine how life in Heaven will be) called Dominion:
He says people should expect
Ω 1 more, not less, joy;
Ω 2 that life does not “contract” but rather will in Heaven “expand”; &
Ω 3 life in Heaven to be “a continuation of life” on earth, “not a new volume, not even a sequel, but the next chapter”
“The children of God are the same characters . . . the theme is still the glory of God. You bring here the same desires, knowledge, and skills . . .
How could anyone imagine that in heaven” God “would remove the knowledge and gifts he gave us and cultivated in us on earth? How strange it would be for him to take away the abilities he gave us now that we can finally exercise them without impediment.”
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March 24, 2018 by amy0130
Point Toward . . .
The fictional novel by Randy Alcorn Dominion, with 2 inhabitants of Heaven in discussion; says one:
Many people “live lives of endless activity without bothering to understand that which gives meaning to activity, to happiness, to pain and struggle. Many of them die without ever understanding why they were alive.
The moment after they die they will know how they should have lived, but then it will be too late. What a needless tragedy.
They must learn to heed their inner ache for heaven, not dull it with earth’s anesthetics. Only then can they see on earth that which will point them toward heaven.”
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Visiting Taiwan . 3 Oct 2012. Day 7. WuLai (烏來) | Life is a Gift. Don't Miss it.
After a well-rested night, we began the next day with the typical breakfast the locals eat.
Looks like the carrot cake we can find in Singapore hawker centre isn’t it? The taste is about the same except the chilli is way off. Instead of being spicy, it tasted more salty and sweet. There was also the option to add meat, or carrot, or other condiments that’s on the board to the carrot cake.
After breakfast, we parted ways. Zhen Ming and Weiwei decided to spend a day as city dwellers in Taipei while Poh and I head off to Wulai, nearby scenic area just outside Taipei.
We took the train to Xindian Station and instead of waiting for a bus that could bring us to our destination in 1.5 hours, we decided to opt for a cab ride instead that took only 20 minutes. Sometimes, money could really buy precious time spent on fruitless waiting and impeding traffic.
I was so glad we took the trip out of the city because the weather looked so good when we arrived!
Being one that’s rather easily tempted by food, Poh stopped by this stall that lined the street and got us a portion of fried shrimps to nom along the way to the waterfall. It was a good 1-2 hours walk from the place the cabby dropped us to reach the waterfall by foot.
We got ourselves guava juice…
... and barbequed pork too! haha… Aren’t we gluttons in the making? 😉
Perhaps it’s the eating along the way, it seemed not-too-long a road before we reached where we were supposed to be to catch a monorail that will bring us uphill, only to realise, much to our horror, that the monorail is down. 😦
Due to the weather, there had been a landslide and the monorail had been down since then.
We walked 1.6 km uphill!!! 😦
We continued uphill and finally, we saw the waterfall.
Noticed the facade high up in the mountain? That’s where we headed to, not before taking photos with the waterfall. 😛
If you noticed, we were still quite far away from it hence the waterfall looked really small. After a few shots, we inched uphill to get closer to the waterfall.
Way nicer isn’t it?
There is a theme park up in the mountains so since we had made our way up here, we travel higher up the mountains to see what’s there.
The theme park is huge but old. There were many features that are out of order and the place was deserted when we visited. From what we understood from the people who were there, the theme park is open but not frequented now because it is not summer. We visited the theme park during autumn and as the weather is unpredictable and the students are not having their holidays, there were very few people at the park.
The place reminded me of Har Paw Villa except it was not well maintained. Perhaps we visited at the wrong time of the year where maintenance works were being carried out. Even so, it seemed like a place most probably outliving its glorious days. We would only know if we were to come back in summer…
Soon, the place was shrouded with mist and it was getting dark. We made our way downhill to where we boarded the cab and hailed one to bring us back to Xindian. I received strict orders to try the braised pork rice that I held in my hand below, only to realise that it isn’t really quite to my liking.
Nonetheless, it was sufficient to fill my tummy after all that climbing. Haha…
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reviews Clear all Lauren QFarmington, MO, United States1 review“Poor service, gross carpet”Reviewed October 28, 2015 After being ignored by the woman at the front desk when I tried to check in (she was on the phone), I was finally given my room key only to discover that the entirety of the carpet in the room was sticky. With what I do not know, nor do I want to know. Overall a pretty negative experience.Review collected in partnership with Hampton This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank Lauren Q cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear Lauren Q,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I sincerely apologize about your negative experience. If you would like to discuss your issue please feel free to reach out to me anytime. Thank you for staying with us and I hope you have a great day.
RTG-travlinConway, ArkansasLevel Contributor114 reviews18 hotel reviews54 helpful votes “Strange paint is unsetteling”Reviewed October 26, 2015 The outside of the hotel and the lobby are great. but the halls are painted lime green, and the rooms are a bright blue. For some reason this makes it hard to relax here, not sure why.
Outside of the strange paint the place is nice, the staff here is great, and the pool is really nice. ReportHelpful?Thank RTG-travlin cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear RTG-travlin,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I apologize you found the décor unsettling. I hope this will not detour you from coming back to see us. If you would like to discuss your stay, please feel free to contact me anytime. Thank you.
Carl MFarmington MO, United States1 review“Great Hotel ! ! !”Reviewed October 20, 2015 Clean top-notch. Complimentary breakfast was top tier -- especially the fresh fruit -- strawberries, blackberries, and blue berries. Overall a great value. Everything was as it should be -- sheets fresh and clean, as were the towels. No detractions at all . . .Review collected in partnership with Hampton This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank Carl M cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear Carl M,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Your feedback is always appreciated. We hope to see you again soon.
Jaynie HRosebush, MichiganLevel Contributor20 reviews10 helpful votes “Clean, quiet, and nice”Reviewed October 19, 2015 We stayed three nights while in town for a family event. The hotel was clean. The room was nice. The facility appeared to be well kept. We will probably stay there again if we visit in the future. The staff was very nice. ReportHelpful?Thank Jaynie H cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear Jaynie H,
Thank you for taking the time to share you experience with us. Your feedback is appreciated. We hope to see you again soon!
James F1 review“Clean and comfortable”Reviewed October 14, 2015 Very clean and very comfortable which are the main things I am looking for in a hotel. The complimentary breakfast tasted great and there was a wonderful selection to choose from. The food was fresh and temperature appropriate to what it should be. I would stay here again if I am in this part of Missouri.Review collected in partnership with Hampton This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank James F cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear James F,
Hello, I would like to thank you for sharing your experience with us. I am happy to hear that your stay was comfortable and that you enjoyed breakfast. We look forward to seeing you again!
Mike BSt. Louis, MOLevel Contributor44 reviews8 hotel reviews26 helpful votes “Family outing”Reviewed October 14, 2015 We were all together for a wedding. Out of a choice of three or four hotels in the immediate area, the Hampton Inn is by far the nicest and cleanest.
The front desk day person was very friendly, courteous and professional.
The room, though small, was very clean, with plenty of outlets for phone recharging, laptops, hair curlers, etc. ReportHelpful?Thank Mike B cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear Mike B,
Hello, thank you so much for sharing your stay with us. Your feedback is always appreciated! We hope that you will be able to come see us again soon.
Trishjo22Peoria, IllinoisLevel Contributor31 reviews13 helpful votes “Clean and quiet rooms, with a very friendly staff”Reviewed October 11, 2015 I did a lot of searching to find a place near the Elephant Rocks Park area. I am very happy we decided to stay here. Decent size city to offset all the woodsy time we had. Nearby shopping and restaurants. ReportHelpful?Thank Trishjo22 cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear Trishjo22,
Good afternoon! Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Im happy to hear you were able to enjoy the beautiful scenery our little town brings. We hope to see you again soon and have a great day!
MOwens1214Glasgow, KentuckyLevel Contributor69 reviews16 hotel reviews21 helpful votes “Great stay!”Reviewed October 9, 2015 via mobileEverything about the hotel was great - staff, accommodations and breakfast! Comfy beds - nice room. One of the best breakfasts I've had in a hotel - waffles (lots of topping options), yogurt, muffins, biscuits/gravy, eggs/omelet, oatmeal, cereal, fresh fruit, bagels, juices, and good coffee. Highly recommend. ReportHelpful?Thank MOwens1214 cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear MOwens1214,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Its so wonderful to hear that you stay went well with us. We hope to see you again soon!
Paula MBluffton, United StatesLevel Contributor4 reviews4 hotel reviews1 helpful vote “Love this place”Reviewed October 6, 2015 This hotel is a great place to stay when I'm in the area visiting family. The staff is amazing and the facility is lovely. It's always a pleasure to stay there. The rooms are clean and the location is great.Review collected in partnership with Hampton This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank Paula M cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear Paula M,
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us. Your feedback is appreciated and helpful. We hope to see you again soon!
2bcyclingGranite City, IllinoisLevel Contributor5 reviews“Friendly staff who wanted to be helpful in every way”Reviewed September 29, 2015 Rooms were clean,well appointed and best of all Quiet. In the morning we were able to have a quick cup of coffee before church and a great breakfast when we got back. Since we were going to the wineries in the area this was very close for all of us. After spending much of the day at several wineries we...More ReportHelpful?Thank 2bcycling cheyenne W, General Manager at Hampton Inn Farmington, responded to this reviewDear 2bcycling,
We appreciate you sharing your experience with us. I'm glad that you were able to see the wine country. Its beautiful this time of year! We hope to see you again soon.More Previous
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Posting guidelines Get notified about new answers to your questions. Ask Typical questions asked: Can tickets for local attractions be purchased at the front desk? Do you have to pay extra for a mini-fridge? At what time does the pool open each day? See which rooms travelers prefer “Ask for the first floor, it really nice and quiet.”
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Im 124 lbs but im really short so i look larger im 5"1 and 15 i would lose 6 pounds i dont really like exercising but i work out in a class i have called advanced personel fitness for about 20-30 minutes a day coul you tell me like an eating plan and stuff i could do to lose weight fast without spending money either!
It's fun to dance i wasn't even trying to lose wieght i have a week since i have been dancing to those songs( not my first time) i'll write the name below by the way i lose 4lbs in one week so that will help but the way i dance to those song is like belly dancing well you don't have to know how to belly dancing for you to be able to dance to those song so you can do it another way but move as much as possible.For eating i'll say eat fruit/vegetable and drink water.Name of song.:Beyonce move your body.:Coupe bibamba/African song.:Elephant man limbo/Jamacain song.:Zouk la se sel medikaman/Haitain song. So I know you might not understand the haitain and african song but it does matter because u only need the beat to help you move/make it fun.Have fun while losing wieght.
In the last 8 months I have lost almost 100lbs and I did it without exercising (not counting work). I just stopped drinking anything but water and I started to eat smaller meals with snacks in-between usually a hand full of trail mix or a Cliff bar. this will help you feel fuller longer and it will help keep your metabolism up.
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Great hotel on way to Myrtle beach! - Review of Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley, Beckley - TripAdvisor
Great hotel on way to Myrtle beach! - Review of Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley
Great hotel on way to Myrtle beach!
We stayed here on our way home to Ohio after spending a week in Myrtle Beach. Great place to stay. The suite we rented for our family of 5 was perfect--clean and spacious. The hotel had a restaurant with good food, and kids ate for free! The pool was huge, much larger than the average pool you will find in most hotels. Great place to stay. Highly recommend.More
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Jay W, General Manager at Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley, responded to this reviewResponded 29 April 2016
Thank you so much for your review of our hotel. I'm glad you enjoyed your stay and we look forward to seeing you again soon!
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Clean enough. Noisy.
Front desk was very helpful with recommendations of local, non-chain places to get food. We appreciated their candor and assistance.
The hotel was clean, but the walls were very thin so it was a pretty noisy stay.
Room tip: Thin walls, go for the top floor to minimize noise.
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Jay W, General Manager at Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley, responded to this reviewResponded 11 April 2016
Dear Suydam,
Thank you for your review and your kind words about our hotel and staff! Things can get a bit noisy when we are as busy as we have been, my apologies for that. If noise issues are brought to our attention at the time of occurrence we do address them right away. It's very important to us that our guests get a good nights sleep! Please come back and see us again very soon!
JW - GM
Good, Clean, Close to Interstate, poor wifi
I usually stay at the "other" brand of hotels but the Holiday Inn seemed to be more up to date. The front desk was extremely pleasant and professional upon check in. The hotel does have a restaurant/bar on site which means that they do not have complimentary breakfasts as some others do. Excellent parking out front. The only complaint was the wifi service. It was so slow that I would have to say it is useless. In 20 minutes I was able to refresh two pages. I was forced to use my cell phone as a hot spot in order to complete some business. The hotel attributed this to the high volume of users. I think the hotel will need to upgrade their wifi service as well as provide USB ports to charge electronic devices in the rooms too.
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Jay W, General Manager at Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley, responded to this reviewResponded 5 April 2016
Thank you for your review of our hotel. I'm glad you enjoyed your stay and I am going to forward your review to our GM to look over in regards to the Wi-Fi issue. The idea of having USB outlets designed and combined with the standard wall outlets would be a fantastic idea that we should definitely consider. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
We stayed here on our way to SC. It is nice because it has everything you need in the hotel. Restaurant, indoor pool free WiFi. It was clean, beds were very comfortable and kid friendly. We would stay here again.
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Thank you for staying with us and thank you for your review of our hotel. I'm glad you enjoyed your stay and we have provided you and your family with a comfortable place to stay any time you decide to stop in Beckley. We look forward to seeing you again!
We stayed only one night while passing through from PA to NC. We were very pleased with the cleanliness and everything surpassed our standards. We were impressed to stay in such a nice place at a value. The beds were comfortable, the food was great, as was the service. We did not use the pool but it was bigger than most hotel pools I've seen. The staff was friendly and professional. We would definitely stay there again.
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Thank you for your gracious and glowing review of our hotel. I'm glad to hear we provided you and your family with excellent customer service and we look forward to seeing you again soon!
This was one of the nicest Holiday inn's that I have stayed in. Every thing was nice and clean. You could tell that they take pride in their hotel. The only downside was after traveling all day and night with a family of four and when finally getting to our room to take a well needed showers to find out that for some reason that there was no cold water. Witch makes taking a shower pretty dam interesting. So if you get stuck in room 216 be forwarded.
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Jay W, Manager at Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley, responded to this reviewResponded 22 March 2016
Thank you for your review and the kind words about our hotel. We do take Pride in our hotel and I am blessed to have this great Team! My apologies for the water issue as we had one of our 100 gallon water heaters die on us Friday night. It caused issues with hot and cold water all over the hotel until I was able to isolate the problem. Please contact me at jwilliamshigm@outlook.com if you would like to discuss the issue further. Please come back and see us soon!!
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The state of the NFL - AOL News
Sep 29th 2014 10:00AM
Domestic violence scandal, new drug policies, calls for Roger Goodell's resignation, and we're only four weeks into the NFL season. We're just getting to the first round of bye weeks and already it has been one for the record books. This season though, the storylines off the field are getting much more coverage than those on the field.
This is dangerous for the game. And it tells us a lot about Roger Goodell and the NFL's handling of recent issues in and around the league. Maybe we will look back on this as just a bad couple of months for the league. Or maybe, the good 'ole boys club is finally seeing the sunset of its tenure. How did we get here? And what does it mean for the league moving forward?
Among the many horrible and expansive ramifications of Ray Rice's actions in that fateful elevator in Atlantic City, was that it would wind up being a catalyst for one of the biggest scandals in recent football memory. Roger Goodell, his security team, and league and team officials around him would deal with the blowback from that event, video and the decisions thereafter for months and what could possibly be years.
But this is in no way, shape or form the first incident of this kind in the league. The sad truth is that the NFL has been turning a blind eye to domestic issues in the league for years, this one they just couldn't hide from. Perhaps the most haunting act of violence in the league in recent memory is Javon Belcher's murder-suicide. Belcher shot and killed his then-girlfriend, then drove to the Kansas City Chiefs' practice facility where he took his own life in front of his head coach and general manager. The league's response, or lack thereof, was shocking, but about par for the course when you look at its handling of other incidents. Two people were dead and the NFL treated it like a blip on the radar.
If we can glean anything positive from the Ray Rice situation, it would be that it has forced the NFL to be held accountable for how it handles domestic violence, from here on out. No more turning the other cheek or ignoring a serious problem that plagues not only the league, but our society. We can see a trend with teams placing players on the Exempt List now at the first sign of violence, and while it may be in some people's eyes an overreaction, it is a very positive sign that the league is taking these issues more seriously, even if it is just to save face.
And as all of the domestic violence story is playing out, we have a new drug policy that was reached by the NFL and NFL Player's Association. Along with shortening the suspensions of Wes Welker, Josh Gordon and several other past offenders, it will include more serious penalties for DUI's, two games for a first offense, and eight for a second. Perhaps most key moving forward is that it will now incorporate testing for human growth hormone (HGH). Popping positive for PED's could land a player up to a six-game suspension without pay on a first offense, 10 games for a second offense, and a third offense would result in at least two years.
A sticking point for the NFLPA in the past has been the appeals process for test results. This is also remedied in the new policy, which states that neutral third parties will evaluate all appeals. Another intricacy of the policy states that a first offense will result in no suspension, but in the player taking part in the league's substance abuse program. Also, one-year suspensions for substance abuse doesn't come into play until the sixth offense.
So, where does all of this leave the league moving forward? It seems that maybe, just maybe, the NFL is starting to put the Ray Rice fiasco behind them. This of course, all hinges on the assumption that no definitive proof will ever come out that the league had the tape before Sept. 8. After watching the maelstrom that has engulfed the league's handling of everything else in this case, that's not a very safe assumption to make.
But let's say that Roger Goodell and other league officials have held their last indignant and unproductive press conference on this issue. Moving forward, the league now has a new domestic violence policy and a new drug policy. New rules and regulations that will come to shape the future of the NFL as they play out. Let's just hope the next 12 weeks have much more action on the field, for the sake of the game.Annie Moore is a junior at the University of Louisville majoring in Communications with a Sport Administration minor. She believes Pete Rose should be in the Hall of Fame. Follow her on Twitter: @AnyMoreSports

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Miser Mom: February 2015
Transition Shelves
In our home, my Command Central is my sewing room. That's where I do mending, where I lock up the boys' meds, where I sort mail and pay bills every Saturday, and where I store our financial records. So figuring out how to move things from other areas of the house into my sewing room, without constantly running up and down the stairs, requires its own little organizational trick. Just like most rooms in my home have a trash can, several rooms in my home have a "Sewing Room Bin".
In my bedroom, the Sewing Room Bin is a basket under my night stand.
By the door, there's a "mail bin" where my kids and husband put incoming mail and other important papers for me.
And in my office, there's a designated "take home" shelf (above the CD player and below the multi-colored paper).
I take home papers from work just about every day. But the other bins, I take them upstairs only when they get full, or on Saturdays at bill-paying time, whichever comes first. Y'know, sort of like other people take out trash.
Getting things from one busy area to another: any good organizational guru knows how important that is. It's why, when you declutter a room, you're supposed to bring in special bins designated as "trash"/"donate"/"recycle".
I like my "transition shelf" system; I can get papers and mending off of the bed/counter/table so they don't clutter up my living space, and I know won't lose them or forget them. I have other, more amorphous and temporary piles for things like "take to the library", but my Sewing Room stuff never gets mixed in with those other things that need to leave the bedroom/house. So I can trust that I'm not losing important papers, and I know that those papers and mending piles will be ready for me when I'm ready for them.
Valen-feet
For the past few years, I've sent our far-flung relative e-photos for Valentines' Day. Here's this year's photo, as suggested by N-son.
Three people, six feet. Can you tell which toes belong to N-son, J-son, or me?
What I love about this photo is that it's so hard to tell our feet apart, either by color or by size. (Hint: J-son has hearts on his toes).Happy Valen-feet day!


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F# Now part of the.NET Framework
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The Moore’s law has found a new way of surviving much longer than the physics could allow without the use of multi-core processors. However the increased processor power due to multiple cores may not necessarily translate to faster software because the majority of the tools that developers use currently were never designed with parallel programming in mind. The problem is more pressing than that since most of the developers are not trained in ways of designing and developing software that include parallelism. One of the ways to enhance parallelism in software development is the use of functionally programming languages which lend themselves easily to concurrent capable software development.
The inclusion of F# into a widely used platform like .NET means that it would be more accessible to developers and hopefully spur an interest in how functional programming languages work among the general developer communities. It recently occurred to me that of all the programming languages that I am conversant with, all of them are based on imperative programming and ever since my interest in concurrency and functionally programming has increased. I have had an interest in Haskel and Erlang as my learning tools in this area however, I need to understand the theoretical foundation of functionally programming languages generally. F# is a welcomed addition to my reading list. There is an increased realization of the importance of parallelism in computing hence most computer science faculties are including functional programming in their curriculum.
Of course the strategic advantages that this provide to Microsoft is enormous working from the assumption that parallelism is here to stay.


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Mary-Kate goes edgy in Paris wearing a black fur coat, Hermès bag, geometric print skirt and Balenciaga cutout ankle boots. This is one of my all time favorite MK looks!
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Corbu's Cave: Meeting Street
These new shots give a truer account of the atmosphere. OK, one more drink then let's think about dinner.
Hollywood forever, KevinOctober 18, 2010 at 9:58 PMWhat do I think? I think you can do no wrong when you have a paint brush in your hand. Beautiful!ReplyDeleteDAVID McGRIEVEYOctober 18, 2010 at 11:08 PMI don't think, I know these are beautiful.Do you put a protective glaze or varnish over them?David, NYCReplyDeleteScott WatermanOctober 19, 2010 at 5:52 AMKevin! My most faithful reader and commenter! Thank you so much.David, Thank you! Btw my paintings aren't fragile though I usually do put some sort of clear coat on top.ReplyDeleteLa Maison FouOctober 19, 2010 at 7:32 AMI love the personal touch a mural can bring to an open public space! This one is wonderful!L.ReplyDeleteScott WatermanOctober 23, 2010 at 6:07 PMOh, yes, and a mural works with the architecture in a way a grouping of framed pictures cannot.ReplyDeleteMark D. RuffnerOctober 26, 2010 at 9:48 AMScott, I love this mural, and I am particularly taken with the its textural qualities - I would have loved to be watching over your shoulder as you worked. Maybe for another mural. I'll bring the wine and cheese, and promise not to ask too many questions. ... MarkReplyDeleteScott WatermanOctober 26, 2010 at 9:12 PMThanks Mark!This one does have a lot of texture(s). I think I had a sample of brown damask fabric on the banquettes and was influenced by it.ReplyDeleteA Perfect GrayOctober 28, 2010 at 6:49 PMCharleston is one of my favorite places. But not in the summer. Too hot. I can't remember if I have been to the Planters Inn; but I must not have been or I would remember your painting there.Have been to Hanks and also a wonderful Italian place not too far from there....You are making me wish I was in Charleston right now...ReplyDeleteScott WatermanOctober 29, 2010 at 6:13 PMI'll be there soon!ReplyDeleteelizabeth avedonNovember 9, 2010 at 1:52 PMWonderful bog posts! I love seeing your work and where it ends up after you've created it.ReplyDeleteScott WatermanNovember 9, 2010 at 3:44 PMThank you Elizabeth Avedon!ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...


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ARAG UK blog: Fighting for access to justice
As a member of the Consumer Justice Alliance (CJA) we at ARAG were very interested in seeing the video that they have just produced and released on YouTube. Called ‘Fighting for access to justice’ it looks at how the CJA are campaigning against the Government’s proposals for changes to civil litigation as presented in the LASPO Bill.
More importantly victims of accidents and medical negligence are invited to discuss their experiences and how their lives have been transformed not only by their illnesses or injuries but how they managed to turn it around thanks to the compensation and support they received as a result of being able to claim through the current system.
As one victim of medical negligence describes in the film, “changing the funding regime will make it harder for people to have their claim properly investigated and also for the hospital to change the practices that allowed it to happen and deny them full compensation for the loss they have suffered.”
The risk of having to pay for legal fees should the decision go against you would have been too much of a barrier for the people speaking in the film and they all explain that this is not a risk that they could have taken.
Nigel Meurs-Raby, Chairman of the CJA concludes the film by saying, “These are real people who are real victims with injuries that are not their fault. We need to do everything that we can to make sure that this dreadful new legislation doesn’t end up on the statute book.”
Watch the video in full here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtvMdYOu3Ks&feature=related
Posted by ARAG Press Office at 14:13
Labels: access to justice, Consumer justice alliance, laspo, legal aid, Legal Expenses Insurance, legal insurance, medical negligence, personal injury


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February 2, 2013 · 9:22 AM
Looks like old UK TV is shaping up to be the new mine of inspiration for American networks (see also The Tomorrow People on The CW). If this does go into production I can see it getting billed with Elementary, not a bad combo!
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