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LOS ANGELES - The Lakers didn't make liars of themselves.
Standing around most of Tuesday night instead of going hard after their goals, the Lakers backed up all their preseason preaching that it'll take time for them to become the super team everyone expects with Dwight Howard and Steve Nash joining Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol.
The more energetic Dallas Mavericks took it to the Lakers on Opening Night 2012 at Staples Center, scoring a 99-91 victory behind Darren Collison's 17 points. Collison's point-guard counterpart, Nash, looked tentative in the new equal-opportunity offense, and Howard shot a demoralizing 3 for 14 on free throws.
"We're thinking too much instead of just playing," Nash said.
Most critically for a crew that Lakers coach Mike Brown believed would sustain itself early in the season with tenacious defense, the Mavericks shot 63.2 percent from the field in the third quarter despite missing Dirk Nowitzki and Chris Kaman to injuries.
"We're going to have to defend with multiple efforts until our offense catches up to our defense," Brown said.
It was a depressing first step back for Lakers fans who expect to see pretty Nash plays and Howard single-handedly owning the paint. Brown's Lakers grew increasingly confused on offense, which carried over to being hesitant on defense.
Playing through a sore right foot, Bryant shot 11 for 14 from the field but had no assists - returning to the court for his final fourth-quarter run by pleading with Howard and Gasol to provide "more motion" on offense. Nash had minimal impact with the ball frequently out of his hands, finishing with seven points and three assists in a Derek Fisher-like outing.
Howard missed his first shot on a dunk when he found himself farther from the hoop than expected and was frustrated with the officiating as the night wore on. He was charged with a flagrant foul on defense right after one no-call on offense - and he fouled out with 19 points, 10 rebounds and one block.
The Lakers shot 12 of 31 on free throws - Jordan Hill was 1 for 6 - as Howard's misfiring drained the team's energy the way Shaquille O'Neal's sometimes did in a previous Staples era. Gasol called the Lakers' free-throw shooting for the night "incredible" - and not in a good way. Lakers assistant coach Chuck Person has been in charge of Howard's free-throw shooting all preseason, and there's obviously much work still to be done.
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Published on Wednesday, January 02, 2013 - 12:40
Plans for the new Asda store on the Isle of Wight.
NEWPORT FC supporters have pledged to safeguard the future of the club, following news its ground could be sold to Asda.
The supermarket giant has submitted plans for a store next to the club's ground, but the ground's owners, South Coast Leisure (SCL), hope to entice Asda to buy St George's Park and build a bigger store there instead.
It would use £1m from the deal to relocate the club and is due to submit a planning application to the Isle of Wight Council.
Steve Carey, a spokesman for SCL, which bought the ground from administrators eight years ago, said there was no way the club could stay at St George's Park if the application was approved.
Newport FC Supporters' Club Trust, which owns the football club, said it was still possible the club could stay at St George's Park, but if it had to move, the trust would ensure the security of the club was a priority in any decisions.
In a statement issued this week, the trust said: "It was just a few years ago this club was facing extinction , but the hard work of a handful of die-hard fans belonging to the Newport Football Club Supporters' Trust, ensured it's survival. The backbone of the trust was its 'love for the club' and its security rather than financial gains.
"Since the trust took ownership of the club, it has constantly strived to make sure the club's future is secured through it's own people. As majority shareholders, we feel it is vital for fans to have a voice and the trust was set up to provide that voice.
"The recent proposal and speculation as to where the club will play in the future will become clear in time. It is quite possible we could remain at St Georges Park, our home for a quarter of a century. If however we are forced into a move, the trust will ensure any decisions made will be with the future security of the club as a priority.
"The club has made great strides this season and the management, players and staff are working very hard to continue that momentum.
"As we enter 2013 and celebrate our 125th anniversary, we encourage you to continue to support the club in any way you can; your attendance at matches is greatly appreciated and we thank you for that.
"Finally, we urge all Newport fans to join the supporters' trust and make our collective voice even stronger in the future."
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Rick Perez won both the 100 backstroke in 52.73 seconds and the 200 individual medley at 1 minute, 57.83 seconds to lead the Panther-Hawks to fourth place at the Marquette Invitational on Saturday.
Ross Rybakowicz snared second in the 100 breaststroke with 1:02.57 and swam with Perez, Andrew Staszak and Adam Fleischhacker for third in the 200 medley relay at 1:39.86, which was only 0.6 of a second behind first-place Madison West's 1:39.3.
Earning fifth were Rybakowicz in the individual medley (1:59.63), the 200 freestyle relay team of Rybakowicz, Shaun Lucchesi, Staszak and Fleischhacker (1:32.46) and the 400 freestyle group of Perez, Lucchesi, Staszak and Fleischhacker (3:22.49).
The Panther-Hawks tallied 202 points for fourth place in the 20-team event, won by Madison West at 316 points.
Greendale/Greenfield next takes part in the Kenosha Bradford Invitational at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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The Falcons tallied 239 points for fourth place in the South Milwaukee Invitational on Saturday.
Finishing third were Nick Bell in the diving with 335.85 points, Jake Hodel in the 100 breaststroke at 1 minute, 5.23 seconds and Ben Hinson, Hodel, Jack Larson and David Monteilh in both the 200 medley relay at 1:48.59 and the 400 freestyle relay in 3:36.95.
Taking fourth were Hinson in the 50 freestyle (23.88 seconds) and Monteilh in the 100 freestyle (52.96). Larson was fifth in the 200 IM (2:14.46) and 100 butterfly (59.0).
Oak Creek boys swim
The Knights were a competitive seventh out of 12 teams in Saturday's 49th annual South Milwaukee Rocket Invitational.
"The swimmers have been working hard in practice and their times have steadily dropped at each meet," said coach Joe Schoen. "They are realizing now how to swim their races effectively and it is showing. We still have some improving to do but I am expecting great things from these gentlemen in meets to come."
Oak Creek scored 158 points, as Muskego won with 488.
Senior Adam Hock led the way, taking third in the 50 freestyle in 23.66 seconds, while Justin Sporeleder took fifth with a personal best of 1:01.14 and Hock was sixth in the 100 free (53.71). The 400 free relay team of Sporeleder, Austin Zajikowski, Jacob Wnuk and Hock finished sixth with a time of 3:47.27.
Other top 10 efforts included the following: Diving - Dan Horner, 10th (240.15 points). 200 free - Wnuk, 10th (personal best 2:04.12). 200 individual medley - Sporeleder, ninth (PB 2:19.16). 100 butterfly - Wnuk, eighth (1:02.35).
Others with best times included Jerry Ryan, Beecher Dakkah, Alex Barajas, Nick Raymond, Tomas Hollman, Robert Knext, Andy Gravning and Tyler VanderMolen.
Franklin girls basketball
Cassidy Mihalko will likely break the 1,000-career point barrier in the next few games as she continued to lead the red-hot Sabers.
She scored 31 points as the Sabers outscored Racine Park 28-9 in the fourth quarter to pull away for an entertaining 86-62 victory last Friday.
"She was tremendous," said Sabers' coach Tony Kathrens. "We got off to a slow start and then after a little fire and brimstone (at halftime) we got a little better in the third quarter and then played great in the fourth. We got up in our man defense and started forcing a few turnovers and then they started throwing the ball away."
With the win, the Sabers improved to 4-1 in the Southeast, good for a tie for second with defending champion Racine Case, a team they visit at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Oak Creek remains unbeaten in league play (5-0).
Franklin nursed a 58-53 lead into the fourth quarter against Park before blowing the game open. Mihalko had 15 field goals en route to her 31 points, while Jenny Eickhorst had four three-pointers and 19 points, while point guard Katie Nord continued to improve dramatically with 15.
"Katie went goal-to-goal at least three times in the third quarter to get us going," Kathrens said. "She's so tough, so unselfish. She just makes everyone else around her better."
Oak Creek girls basketball
The Knights showed no signs of slowing down coming out of the break, as they went ahead 26-8 in the first half en route to blasting Southeast rival Kenosha Tremper, 62-26, Friday.
"We're working hard to keep them motivated in games like this," coach Steve Hluchnik said. "And our defense has been a good thing all year. We can really count on it. I give the kids credit. They're looking forward every game."
The Knights stayed in first place in the Southeast at 5-0 with the win and improved to 9-1 overall. They visited Racine Horlick on Tuesday and then will be home on Friday against Kenosha Indian Trail in a pair of Southeast games they should win.
The schedule then takes an interesting turn next week as they have a pair of challenging non-conference games, with a game Tuesday at Muskego and Jan. 18 at Milwaukee King.
"We don't want to look past the games this week," said Hluchnik, "but those (the following week) should be interesting."
In the victory over Tremper, the Knights got 22 points from post Steph Kostowicz, 11 from Tamya Sims and nine from Hannah Settingsgaard. Katie and Sarah Finn had six points each.
Hluchnik likes the mental attitude at this point.
"They're a great bunch of kids," he said. "Not too tight, not too loose. They know when to be focused and when to have fun."
Greendale Ice Force
The local co-op remained on the fast track last week with an easy 11-3 rout of non-conference opponent Grafton/Port Washington last Saturday.
With the win, the team improved to 9-6-1 overall. Its next game is 6 p.m. Saturday at the Wilson Park Ice Center with a contest against the Pettit Wild Eagles. Students get in free.
Scoring for the Ice Force in Saturday's victory were Greendale's Brady Kais and Franklin's Brian Kennedy twice each, Greendale's J.J. Hartung and Joey Unrein, Franklin's Jared Hoffmann and Jarod Hauke, Oak Creek's Mitch Hart, Waterford's Jakob Schappel and St. Thomas More's George Rajak.
Oak Creek's Konner Ondriezek and St. Francis' James Mazur combined for 14 saves in goal.
The junior varsity Ice Force lost to the Pettit Wild Eagles, 7-4.
Greendale boys basketball
A 17-8 third quarter proved to be the difference as the Panthers fell to New Berlin Eisenhower, 54-47, on Friday.
Greendale led 28-26 at the half but fell behind 43-36 after three periods and could not come back.
Jordan Perez led the way with 19 points, while Josh Michaels tallied 14 points and Cameron Rowe nine points.
Greendale fell to 4-5 in the Woodland Conference West Division and 5-7 overall. The Panthers visit Pewaukee at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Greendale girls basketball
After two quarters on Friday night, the Panthers trailed New Berlin Eisenhower by just two points at 25-23.
They were outscored 32-13 the rest of the way, however, and lost, 57-36.
Emily Perszyk tallied 12 points and Taylor DeLong 11 points, but no one else had more than four points.
Greendale slipped to 3-8 overall and 3-5 in the Woodland Conference West Division. The Panthers, who have lost seven straight, host Pewaukee at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Whitnall girls basketball
A poor second quarter led to a 54-37 defeat for the Falcons at the hands of South Milwaukee Friday night.
Whitnall was outscored 15-5 in the period to fall behind 31-16, and could not make up much ground after that.
Candace Pollock totaled 11 points, Ashley Markowiak 10 and Rachael Shulta eight for the Falcons, who fell to 5-3 in the Woodland Conference East Division and 8-4 overall.
They meet New Berlin Eisenhower at 7:30 p.m. Friday at home.
Franklin wrestling
The Sabers remained in first place in the Southeast Conference with a 49-24 victory over Kenosha Indian Trail on Jan. 3.
"Going into the match we had very little information about Kenosha Indian Trail," said Sabers' coach Chad Phillippi. "We knew they were undefeated in conference and their team had former Kenosha Tremper and Kenosha Bradford wrestlers on it. Overall, it was a nice victory for our team. We matched up well and our upperclassmen came through with a lot of pin points."
Picking up wins for the Sabers were Louden Brown and Roman Stiff, while Xianou Xiong, Jon Kramschuster, Myles Devine, Marcus Grimm, Kyle Smith and Gavine Devine recorded pins. Jake Harmen received a forfeit.
On Thursday, the Sabers visit Racine Park, before traveling to Geneseo, Ill., for a two-day tournament with several ranked teams from Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois.
Greendale wrestling
The Panthers lost six dual meets last week, one against South Milwaukee and five at Saturday's Verona Area Invitational.
At Verona, they fell to Monroe, 59-15; Slinger, 41-36; Homestead, 36-33; Portage, 39-27; and Verona, 51-18. Jared Rosen at 106 pounds and Erik Martinson at 132 both went 4-1 on the day, while Sam Walton at 145 and Dustin Donald at 170 both finished 3-2.
Greendale lost 54-15 to South Milwaukee in a Woodland Conference dual Jan. 3. Winners were Rosen (forfeit), Ronnie Weber at 120 (forfeit) and Walton (8-3 decision).
Oak Creek wrestling
Coach Matt Sommerville is working hard to keep the Knights' head above the water in what is proving to be a challenging season with a young team.
"We are having a difficult year," he said. "We have been plagued by injuries and illness. The guys are giving me 100 percent, which is all I can ask for. We are just very young and inexperienced. My sophomore and freshmen classes are progressing nicely. I have seen dramatic improvements out of those two classes since the beginning of the year.
"We wrestle a tough schedule and have wrestled against 12 state-ranked teams. When you wrestle that type of schedule with a very young, inexperienced team you are bound to take several losses. So our kids are doing a good job of hanging in there and progressing, but we aren't seeing the wins like we would like to."
The Knights host Kenosha Tremper in a 7 p.m. Southeast Conference dual Thursday.
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True or false: The character of Ian is all in Trevor's head in "The Machinist."
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Who is killing kids at Camp Crystal Lake in "Friday the 13th"?
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Jason's mom
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What does Nicole Kidman's character learn at the end of "The Others"?
She's dead.
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She's pregnant.
She's a twin.
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What happens to Amanda at the end of "Gone Baby Gone"?
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She kills her siblings.
She's living with Captain Doyle and his wife.
Casey Affleck and Michelle Monaghan play investigators trying to locate a missing girl. At the end of the film, they find her alive and well at Capt. Jack Doyle's house.
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What's in the box at the end of "Seven"?
a head
John Doe tortures David Mills — played by Brad Pitt — by putting the head of Mills' wife in a box, then telling Mills that she was pregnant.
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What is lying on the floor between the two kidnapped men in "Saw"?
a dead body
the killer
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What do viewers learn about Tim Robbins' character at the end of "Jacob's Ladder"?
He's a serial killer.
He's dying.
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Cole is dead.
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He is dead.
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He's a twin.
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he's a twin
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He can actually do magic.
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Who is actually Keyser Soze in "The Usual Suspects"?
Dean Keaton
Dave Kujan
Verbal Kint
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What is soylent green made from?
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True or false: The adopted child in "Orphan" is really an adult.
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He died 15 years earlier.
Mi-do is his daughter.
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His father is the kidnapper.
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How are Evelyn and Katherine related in "Chinatown"?
sisters and mother/daughter
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random intruder
In the 2000 Christopher Nolan film, viewers learn that amnesiac Leonard actually killed his own wife by injecting her with insulin.
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Which identity is the killer in the film "Identity"?
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True or false: Christine wants her husband to get off in "Witness for the Prosecution."
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Why does Mrs. Lewis die at the end of "The Box"?
Someone she doesn't know pushes the button.
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She pushes the button.
It is an accident.
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Her husband killed her.
"Agent Teddy Daniels" learns at the end of the film that he is actually patient Andrew Laeddis, confined to an institution for murdering his wife, Rachel.
She killed herself.
She was locked in an asylum.
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What symbol lets the astronauts on "Planet of the Apes" know that they are actually on Earth?
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Statue of Liberty
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Hollywood sign
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ran him over with a car
shot him
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"The Empire Strikes Back"
It is in "The Empire Strikes Back" that Darth Vader declares "I am your father."
"Return of the Jedi"
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School corporations from around Indiana nominated their best school service personnel for this award. Nominees were required to have at least two years of work experience in school food service and possess outstanding attributes in customer service, attitude, professionalism and performance.
Debbie Wombles, a Cafeteria Manager from Liberty Early Elementary in Decatur Township has served her school corporation since 1998. Starting in the dish room at Decatur Middle School, she quickly moved her way up to Assistant Manager at Decatur High School in 2007 and eventually became the Cafeteria Manager at Liberty Early Elementary. Through the years, Wombles dedicated herself to becoming one of the most well respected members of her school community. Her hard work and dedication to school food services led the ISNA to choose her as this year's winner.
Liberty Early Elementary school principal Susan Bryant describes Wombles as, "always willing to make the entire school experience a special one for our students and families." She went on to say, "Debbie does all of her work with a smile. She has a kind word for each person she encounters and is always quick to help others. She provides an example for her staff of being 'customer friendly', and all of our cafeteria ladies follow her lead."
"On behalf of the Indiana Department of Education, I want to congratulate Debbie on this award," said Glenda Ritz, Indiana's Superintendent of Public Instruction. "Every day, thousands of Hoosiers dedicate themselves to ensure that our students attend schools that are safe, supportive and nurturing and I want to thank all the food service workers in the state that ensure our children receive nutritious meals."


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glad you were able to get away – I had to giggle because I have that same copy of P&P and recognized it right away!
Looks delightful! Jane is always a good indulgence. 🙂
Thank God for grandparents!! Anne:-)
Glad you were able to get away. It is amazing how much some solitude or time with your spouse can rejuvinate you.
it seems a break was just what the Doctor ordered. It looks wonderful.
Beautiful Bliss! So happy you had some fun and were able to get away for some R&R. Love the picture collage, so beachy and dreamy. Sigh…
The get away is just what you needed. I'm so glad you had the opportunity and took advantage of the chance. The R&R will help you be a better mother, wife, sister, and friend.
Yay you!

Is it wrong to be jealous…?
Ohhhh, it looks perfect! I just love reading P&P!
Wonderful!!! It's been too long since I've been on a trip like that. I'm happy you were able to make it.
Showoff!;)

I'm jealous. That is what my husband and I want to do for our next big trip (which seems to only happens every 10 years or so)is to drive the whole left coast!:)

Your pictures are great. Glad you had good weather and 10 hours of sleep!!

Yeah for brave grandparents!
What a great weekend!! Sometimes it is just what a body calls for. Is that the hotel del in the picture? What a beauty that is.
Oh I am SOOO jealous. I LOVE San Diego, we spent 3 weeks on Coronado and I never wanted to leave.Your Pictures are fabulous, and you look happy and well rested. Glad you got much needed R&R. Us moms tend to forget about ourselves.
Lovely pics, sounds like a lot of rest & a relaxing getaway.

DId you stay @ Hotel del (the pic makes me think, yes!). Love Coronado, esp the way the bridge over takes my breath away. Every time. (We lived in San Diego for 4 yrs & we miss it like CrAzY!)

PS: I know a great cookie place in Hillcrest (not far from SD Zoo) if you're interested. We stop by
Oh that looks like heaven! I'm so happy for you. 🙂
So glad you got away with your love and had a breather, Is it wrong to be jealous? 🙂 xx
San D is my favorite place in the world!….and fish tacos are so addictive!

if you get a chance you must go to these quilt stores…..Country Loft and Rosie's Calico Cupboard. They are about a mile away from each other and it is worth the trip! Country loft has a website and you will just fall in LOVE!
next time you go to san diego…lets make it you and me!!! we can stay at my mom's and we can sew ourselves silly. doesn't that sound like fun? 😉
How fun for you! I am happy that you were able to get some time away, and some alone time with your hubby. Every woman needs this now and again!
Love the Hotel del Coronado. Did you get any spa time while you were there? My husband and I spent a week there last fall, and it was fantastic. Or did you do their Sunday brunch? Decadent and fantastic.
I just read the previous post as well as this one. I'm glad you had some alone time, to sleep too! (I did the same thing when my husband and I took an overnighter – 12 hours!!!)

I hope your friend is doing better. I know how challenging this can be (from personal experience). But the body is amazing and I believe if she is young and healthy she will get better. Prayers def.
It is the Hotel del Coronado. Such a beauty! We didn't stay there – just went for a visit on Saturday afternoon. I did stay there once when I was a little girl and I thought I was staying in a castle. I love that place. Thanks for all the great SD suggestions! This trip was so quick that all I did was veg – but next time I'm hitting quilt shops and cookie places too!
i'm glad you got the R&R you needed… 10 hours sleep.. one day i'll get that!


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View Topic "Which dac do i use?"
Posted By: Joao Bastos
Total Posts: 1
Joined Date: 30 May 2013
Audioengine for Sennheiser 650D headphones.
Posted By: Terry Franklin
Total Posts: 3
Joined Date: 22 May 2013
Correction: I use an M2Tech Young DAC. I use the Joplin to record vinyl at high resolution.
Posted By: Terry Franklin
Total Posts: 3
Joined Date: 22 May 2013
I use an M2Tech Joplin which can play up to 384/32. I use JRiver as my media player and it decodes DSD files at 352.2 @ 64 bits and I play them back at 352.2/32. Not bad for PCM.
Posted By: Marek Walczak
Total Posts: 1
Joined Date: 16 May 2013
I run the following setup:
JRiver MC18 => ASIO USB => DAC => Denon PMA-700AE => Dali Zensor 7.
where the DAC is either:
Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100
Both dacs are connected to separate line inputs of Denon PMA-700AE.
DacMagic is used to listen to music while TASCAM (which essentially is an an external USB sound-card) is used more for playing of windows sounds through rest of the stereo setup or for evaluating of room acoustics or for recording to PC.
Posted By: Rikkert // Channel Classics
Total Posts: 13
Joined Date: 19 Apr 2012
Here is an updated (huge) list of DAC's that Channel listeners use:
- My DAC is a Wavelength Silver Crimson/Denominator Module
- I'm using a CEntrance DACport, which is a really great portable DAC.
- I have three DA converters – a Weiss DAC202, Naim DAC, and for portable use, a Centrance DACport. The Naim DAC is a part of my home system
- I am currently using and Audio Research DAC 8.
- I purchased the PerfectWave from PSA.
- I ran it through Media Monkey and dbPoweramp
- system:XP with Asio4All,J.River MC15,Audiophilleo 2 USB to S/PDIF-converter with Aqvox USB power supply,Eastern Electric Mini Max DAC(ES 9018 DAC-chip) with LME49990 op-amps .
- I have the Music Streamer II+ from High Resolution Technologies
Cambridge Audio DacMagic.
- That goes by USB to a Musical Fidelity Link to a Benchmark DAC 1.
- I play 192/24 tracks on Linn Akurate DS
- Apogee Duet 2 and about 20 megabits/second
- My laptop (with Foobar) decodes 24/192 just fine.
- The DAC I use is a CEntrance DACport; so far I have listened using Pure Music (by Channel D) and Audio Technica ATH-AD900 headphones
- I am using MediaMonkey manager and burning 44.1 discs for
playback. I am in the process of putting together a music server which c/o Toshiba, 18" display e/w HS USB ports per Audio Research app. The DAC is Audio Research DAC-8 e/w dual dacs per chan. This dac formats up to 192/24.
- My playback system is a Mach 2 Music MacMini Music Server into a DB Labs USB Tranquiliy DAC
- I downloaded onto my Macbook laptop and using software called XLD converted the FLAC file to Apple lossless which then plays via iTunes
I have an Arcam rDAC which I stream via USB and then via analogue interconnects to my headphone amp and then on to my headphones. I also stream to my Arcam solo and my main hi fi
- The DAC I am using is just a DIY kit.
- I´m using AIMP2 to listen to flac, wav and other music formats.
- The DAC is a Xitel Hifilink (Usb to analogue stereo)
- I am using a PSAudio PWD DAC, into a Mark Levinson amp and B&W 802d speakers
- Linn Klimax and playing it through my Unison Research S8 valve amp
- I'm using an iMac>Berkeley Alpha USB>Berkeley Alpha DAC for playback – 24/192 whenever possible.
I am using an HT Omega Claro Halo sound card in my computer. This card has an internal, excellent DAC.
The secret to success is twofold:
1. Use ASIO drivers
2. The output of this (or any) sound card connected to a stereo system should include a Jensen ISO-MAX
model CI-2RR isolation transformer in the signal path.
I have a Weiss DAC 202.
DAC is Ayre QB-9 USB DAC upgraded to 24/192Khz.
I'm using an iMac>Berkeley Alpha USB>Berkeley Alpha DAC for playback – 24/192
I chose 24/96 as I use USB through a musical Fidelity V-DacII. This Dac will upsample to 24/192
I stream my files from a PC using JRiver software through an Asus Xonar Essence sound card. Output is through SPDIF to a Moon 300D DAC plugged into a Moon i5.3 amp hooked up to Thiel CS2.4 speakers.
I own a Linn Majik DS which can play the 192/24 downloads.
I'm using a Squeezebox Transporter connect to a Wyred4Sound DAC2. Squeezebox
server is running on a home-built 2 core Linux machine.
I feel I have a quite revealing system consisting of a Benchmark USB DAC1 PRE that is capable of reproducing 24/192, but following the advice of John Siau of Benchmark I opted for the 24/96 solution. Also, I am using iTunes on an Apple computer, and the built-in software, Core Audio, is limited to 96kHz. I am, however, very much in doubt about whether to go for 96kHz or 192kHz. Sometimes I use VLC, which on 24/192 recordings does show a higher bitrate, but ultimately I think the signal is limited by Core Audio.
The rest of my system is pretty unorthodox in that I am using a Berning MicroZOTL tube headphone amp for amplification. It only has 1 watt but this is sufficient for driving my Klipschorns (Heresy corner horns) to very high sound levels. The sound itself is pretty amazing - detailed and effortless.
I will think about comments and suggestions to your website and contact you again if I come up with anything. So far I am pleased with what I consider the best recordings I have heard anywhere on the internet. I wish all digital recordings had this level, and I would not miss analogue that much.
I have a 2009 iMac running OS X Lion (10.7.2), and I used XLD to convert the FLAC files to Apple Lossless, which is how I store my music files. (I listen using Apple Lossless at home, but convert to 256 mp3 for listening via my iPhone.)
download the files at a speed of around 1.5 - 2 Mb/sec (which is about the limit of my internet connection), I use a Cambridge Audio DACMagic Plus as a DAC
DAC is Musical Fidelity M1 DAC.
I play my music with my iMac - Decibel-software - Weiss Int203 - Devialet D-Premier
I did download the whole album in approximately 60 minutes. I am currently using a Cambridge Audio - Dac Magic - DAC converter. This model in particular is able to play at 24 bits / 96kHz. Also, just to say I do connect my notebook to a M2Tech - HiFace Digital Audio Interface which is likewise connected to the aforementioned DAC. By the way, as a Media Player I use Foobar2000.
Regarding DACs, I have 2 setups, one includes a Blacknote DAC30 (an assyncronous USB 2.0 DAC with a valve output stage); in the other setup I use a firewire M-Audio interface (a profire 610) to send an spdif signal to a Lyndgorf Millennium – which is a power dac or a full digital amplifier that only has digital inputs.
I use an Apogee Mini-DAC with a FireWire port to play my 192/24 files.
I am using a logitech Squeezebox Touch as a server to a V-Dac DAC to my stereo.
My Hifi is by Linn, and is fantastic. It is an Akurate DSM and Akurate 4200 power amp, biamping PMC OB1i speakers. I use an iPAD to control it, using Chorus DS usually, but also Songbook and Kinsky
Currently I use a HRT music streamer II DAC (only capable of 24/96) but I intend to upgrade soon to something that can take 24/192.
I'm using a NuForce portable DAC that does not handle
192/24, being limited to 96/24. However, Media Monkey does the conversion
nicely. In fact, I'm quite new to portable audiophile systems, and am still
learning. Being on the road 5/7, I wanted a relatively good and light
solution. I believe I put together a decent one - the NuForce DAC &
headphone amplifier does its job, a top-quality USB gold cable helps, and my
new B&W P5 represent a great compromise between quality and portability. I'm
using J River and MediaMonkey as library managers. However, I'm reproducing
sound via a minimalist player, JPlay - great sound indeed.
I'm using an Arcam rDAC connected by spdif to a Julia soundcard (ASUS i5 2nd gen pc, Windows 7 (64bit), JRMedia Centre, Julia/rDAC, Hafler pre/power, Totem STTF spkrs).
I'm using Signalyst on Windows 7 64bit and the DAC is MyTek Stereo192
I stream files to my Logitech, then the go into my Hegel HD10 DAC
17" MacBook Pro with 8GB of RAM and 256GB SSD
Lion, Pure Music and iTunes
Locus Design Polestar USB Cable
HRT Music Streamer Pro
Cardas balanced adapter cables
Blossom Blo-0299 balanced headphone amp with Welborne labs power supply
Moon Audio Black Dragon balanced Denon AH-D5000 headphones
At home, I have a Mac mini with Snow Leopard, Pure Music and iTunes feeding a Sonicweld Diverter HR and a Berkeley Audio Design Alpha DAC (the original version) with all Locus Design cables except for a Moon Audio Blue Dragon USB cable. The Mac mini has 8GB of RAM with a 128GB SSD and the music is on a FireWire-connected LaCie RAID 1 drive with incremental backups done manually using SilverKeeper.
I have a pc based system downloading files to an ASUS computer, running Windows 7 and playing music with WINAMP, then I lead the signal to an AYRE QB9 DAC via USB port, then to my PASS amplifier. Opera Callas Diva loudspeakers. Kimber and Atlas cables and power cord
MacBook Pro of een Squeezebox Touch, beide d.m.v. digitale uitgang via een Cambrige Audio DACMagic op een Marantz eindversterker.
Dell Latitude D830 with Intel CPU 2.2 GHz, 3.5 GB RAM, 120 GB Hard Disk, Windows XP fully updated.
J River Media Center 17 used only for audio (this software has impressed me).
Cambridge Audio DacMagic Plus with support for USB 2.0 24 bit/192 kHz ASIO.
TacT RCS 2.2X including digital room correction.
Lyngdorf CD-1 used only as a CD-transport with 192 kHz upsamling for the TacT RCS 2.2X.
Marantz SA-11S1 with 2-channel SACD only.
ADAM Audio Tensor Delta (Active 3-ways loudspeakers under control of the TacT RCS 2.2X).
Dynaudio SUB 300 (Active sub-woofers as separate pairs for both left and right under control of the TacT RCS 2.2X).
My replay system is an Aurender S10 and an Audio Research DAC8 (kimber select cables, Dynavector amps and Shahinian Hawk speakers). Your download unzips itself in the designated directory. I simply copy the root folder (with contents of course) to the Aurender. The Aurender plays flac files (among other formats) and the iPad app reads the metadata so selecting the album and playing it is easy.
If I'm working at my desk , my simple and not that good sounding replay is from my Mac Pro using Decibel through the audio out on the Mac to my Tivoli Audio Radio 2 which has a little sub woofer as well.
My download speed is about 500kbytes/second (on a pontential 20Mb/1Mb net).
I am using an async 192/24 Calyx DAC (ESS9018), and a modified (DCA Cu outputfilter) TDAI 2175.
I am using an Audioengine D1 DAC with a Mac Book Pro. I use the optical output for > 96Khz bit rates.
I use Fidelia by Audiofile as my player software.
Tranquil PC ( made in UK) with SSD
Weiss DAC2
Chord Electronics power amp (SPA 1232)
Wilson Benesch Discovery speakers
Software: Mostly Foobar 2000
I use a PS Audio Perfect Wave DAC MK II.
AIFF files > Mac Mini > Amarra Symphony or Audirvana Plus > M2Tech Hiface2 > M2Tech Young > Placette Volume Control Unit > B&K EX442 Power Amp > Ohm Acoustics 5000 speakers.
I download to dedicated Win 7 HDD music server with Sonata software then play back with Cambridge DACMAGIC Plus using their Win 7 ASIO USB drivers
My playback chain is Logitech Media Server (v7.8beta) running on a ReadyNas Ultra 2 Plus, Squeezebox Touch (v7.8beta) with Enhanced Digital Out for 24/192 capability and S/PDIF-AES/EBU to a Devialet D-Premier amplifier. Speakers are modified KEF Q300.
Oppo BDP-93, Denon AVR-591, SV Sound SCS-02(M) speakers, and a NEC sw300 Sub woofer. To get the 24/192 to play I simply place it on my 3TB external drive, plug the USB into the port on the Oppo and that's it.
I do have a Linn Akurate DS (mk 1), a class-A Luxmann amplifier and my music is mainly stored on a QNAP 1-bay NAS (some remains on my Apple Macbook pro). I stream music form the Nas or directly from my Mac through my Wifi network.
I'm using a Mac Mini>Metric Halo LIO 8>McCormack DNA1 Dlx monoblocks>Aerial 10T
Windows 8 PC, Cisco router, Synology server, Cambridge Audio netwerk speler NP3, Cambridge Audio Dacmagic 100 convertor, NAD versterker en Final luidsprekers.
I read the files on a ProJect Stream Box DS linked to my Naim HiFI system with Kef Reference 105/3 loudspeakers.
I have a 100Mb download/ 5Mb upload connection via Virgin Media - it can be very fast!
I use the built in converter of my OPPO BD105 - i've tried many mid-range DACs and I'm very happy with the OPPO. I stream via a Synology DS212J - the OPPO is a DLNA renderer so it sees the NAS. I also use Amarra with a Macbook Air, USB into the OPPO
I use Pure Music with iTunes 11 (or Audirvana Plus) + HRT MicroStreamer (or Dragonfly) + Arrow 4G + Beyer dt880 (250 ohm)
AIMP3 (v3.20, build 1165) to convert the flac files into PCM and feed via the SPDIF passthrough interface on an Asus Xonar DSX audio card in my desktop computer to a Denon AVR-686
through a Naim UnitQute which does the digital to analogue decode into my Roksan Kandy K2 amp and PMC DB1i speakers. This is mid range Hi Fi (about £4.5k) and sounds glorious. I have a Synology NAS drive for storage.
I play back my files with Decibel software and a NuForce uDac2 and Sennheiser headphones or streaming to my Exposure – Dynaudio hifi through a Squeezebox Touch and a Musical Fidelity v-DAC.
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News // Grieves
9.8.10 To All Of Our Friends, Make Some Noise!
Atmosphere performing at Soundset 2010 (Photo by Jules Ameel)
As you've hopefully seen, we like our Social Media at Rhymesayers. Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, MySpace, Foursquare, and many more. Since the tour is all about friends being together and having a good time, we'd like you all to show and prove. Let's make some noise together.
When you get to the venue, why not check in on Foursquare? When you check in (and when you Tweet about the show), make sure to use the hashtag #toallmyfriends so we can keep track of y'all. There are Foursquare apps for Android, Blackberry, and iPhones, as well as a mobile website - so everyone can participate!
When you take pictures at any of the "To All My Friends Tour" shows, we've got a few ways for you to share them with everyone:
-Twitpic, Tweetphoto, YFrog, etc: tag @rhymesayers in your tweets so we get them.
-Flickr: upload your pictures to Flickr and add them to the Rhymesayers pool.
-Email them to firstname.lastname@example.com
Make sure that we know what day the photos were taken. We want to represent every single show!
What's gonna happen with these photos?
-At the end of every week we'll assemble a Flickr slideshow of the week's shows.
-At the end of the tour we'll be putting together a video with pictures and footage from the tour – so you can relive the great shows and good times with all of your friends.
Atmosphere: Facebook | Myspace
Blueprint: Twitter | Facebook | Myspace
Grieves: Twitter | Facebook | Myspace
Budo: Twitter | Facebook | Myspace
DJ Rare Groove: Facebook | Myspace
Rhymesayers: Facebook | Twitter | Youtube | Myspace
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Chelsea Crew Jazz Pump
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Item # 276001
Rock a retro vibe in the Chelsea Crew Jazz pump. Cute cutouts and a comfortable heel height on this vintage Mary Jane will give you a look all your own.
- Faux leather upper with cutout details
- Center tie accent
- Round peep toe
- 2½" stacked heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: JJandBand
Location: Austin, Texas
May 13, 2013
Great buy
"These shoes run a bit large, so I correctly sized down. They are adorable and a very bright cute color. I have wide feet, but they fit just fine. Love Them!"
By: JenFromMO
Location: Ballwin, MO
May 02, 2013
"I have already worn these twice while running errands, and that is usually a pretty good test for me. The green color was a great little pop. They were really comfortable. I am a size 9 that is on the medium to wider side. I have several jeans that are just long enough that they can't be worn this flats, so these were definitely perfect for that. Really love them! Will be wearing them a lot this spring."
By: iheartshz
Location: Orange County, CA
April 30, 2013
I'm in love
"Incredibly comfortable and fun shoe. I wore them out for a casual night out; they were very comfortable to dance in. I love the color and style."
By: shoeismymiddlename
Location: Los Angeles
April 26, 2013
Awesome Shoes-- I'm in love!
"Ok, I need to review this pair or uber fun and vintage-y shoes because this one's a keeper! They're super comfortable, and true to size! The color is the same as the photo shown on the website and it has like a cushion inside which makes it comfortable for all day wear at the office on a Friday. This is the first time I've ordered this brand and it fits me perfectly! I usually get Seychelle's in Size 6, and they're always half a size bigger, but Chelsea Crew fits like a glove!"
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Casa Ulivi
Size100 m²
Floor No.0
- Baby cot
- Dishwasher
- Parking available
- Pool
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
Accommodation summary
Living room with satellite TV and dining-table. Smoking allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]).
Sleeping room with 2 single beds. Sleeping room with 1 double bed. Sleeping room with 1 double bed.
Kitchenette with 4 hot plates, micro wave, oven, dishwasher, fridge and deep freezer.
Terrace 80 m2, terrace furniture.
Other equipment: hair dryer, iron, washing machine. Beautiful, comfortable, cosy villa "Casa Ulivi", surrounded by trees and meadows.
House Equipment: air conditioning, washing machine (private use).
Access & Parking: parking by the house. All-season motor access to the house. Situation: on the outskirts, quiet position in the countryside. View from the apartment of the countryside.
Surroundings of the house: grounds (private use), garden (private use), swimming pool (private use, length 10 m x width 5 m, open from 01.05. untill 30 .10.), barbecue (private use), fireplace (private use).
Facilities and distances: shop 500 m, grocers 500 m, supermarket 500 m, restaurant 500 m, sandy beach 3 km, subway/train 3 km. Please note, nearby is a motorway in 5 km and ein airport/airfield in 6 km.
House rules
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nice little house in suburb of sorrento.
well equipped kitchen and cosy living room.
couldn't stay in the huge garden because of too many moskitos.
garden wasn't very clean at all.
the linen package, we extra paid for, was a joke.
The people were very friendly, the studio offered everything you needed, the bed was comfy and the location was good, just 350 m to the beach. You had your own terrace and parking lot, which was great. It is a very quiet location, good to calm down and relax. For two persons it is very big, I was scared, but of course most of people would enjoy that luxury of lots of space. The accommodation definitely is a great choice for that price!
The location of the apartment was great and the size was excellant plus with a private parking space in France unbelievable. Downside was cleaning fee per person when the floors were SO dirty that you wouldn'd want to walk on them without shoes on.
Danielle was very helpful. The house, next to her family's home was very clean and comfortable. The view of the mountains was wonderful. we highly recommend Landhaus Wegscheider to anyone interested in traveling to the Innsbruck area.
Fab apartment, fab views. All amenities on our doorstep, would highly recommend this apartment, will definitely be booking again. (unfortunately there are no English TV channels so bring a book)
Beautiful view of the Zugspitz from a private patio. Pleanty of room for two couples with 2 bedrooms. Beds very comfortable. Clean with friendly service.
A group of five girls stayed here and it was fantastic! The views were spectacular the location was spot on couldn't fault the apartment it was spotless and the finishing touch of the towels made up as swans on each bed with small toiletries was a lovely touch. We picked up the keys early from the interhome office the lady was extremely helpful. Would highly recommend we will be using this apartment again on our next visit to benidorm. Thank you
perfect!! the host were so accomodating...nice flat with a private pool...100% coming back!
A little romantic house near lake como. It's a historic stone house, which has been restored beautifully. Perfect for two persons, but also possible with two kids.
Beautiful, comfortable flat with a magnificent view over plage du sillon
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Huntington Mayor Hilary Gordon approached the Emery County Commission regarding the installation of a new RV dump in Huntington. The original plan was to place it at the rodeo grounds, but further research revealed that spot was not a good choice because there have been problems in the past with the sewer system at the rodeo grounds. The county owns a piece of property across from the ball complex which Huntington City wants to use for this RV dump. Mayor Gordon said the amount budgeted by the Community Impact Board and the bid for the project differed so that adjustment will need to be made. She said BKs is the only RV dump in Huntington and many times the trailers are lined up to dump there. The new facility will accommodate two trailers at a time.
Darrel Leamaster with the Castle Valley Special Service District felt the land owned by the county would be a good choice. Commissioner Drew Sitterud asked County Attorney David Blackwell about the county policy concerning donating land. Attorney Blackwell said if the land donation is for a public purpose then it is legal. Commissioner Sitterud said they don't want to start a precedence by donating land. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said each situation is different and should be dealt with on a case by case basis. The land in Huntington is not prime real estate. Commissioner Gary Kofford said he talked to the county assessor and she said the parcel in question is valued at $300.
Commissioner Kofford said Huntington should think about having a dumpster at the RV dump because people like to dump their trash the same time they dump their sewer. Mayor Gordon said Huntington is considering having a roll-off dumpster at the rodeo grounds year round for dumping. Commissioner Sitterud said it wouldn't be a good idea to have a large dumpster right across from the ball field in case the wind blows trash over onto the fields.
Commissioner Kofford said the RV dump would be a benefit for all county residents not just those coming down Huntington Canyon. The commissioners voted to approve the donation of the land for the new RV dump in Huntington. Mayor Gordon said Huntington City is also in negotiations with the cattlemen's association for land by the junior high which they will trade for city land. If this deal works out then Huntington City would be able to expand the site for the RV dump site. Right now it will just encompass a small area and Commissioner Sitterud was concerned that larger trailers will use the ball complex parking lot to turn into the RV dump which won't be good for the complex parking lot as it isn't thick asphalt.
Commissioner Kofford said with the proper signage, trailers might be able to use the loop road to enter the RV dump. A title search and survey need to be completed on the land and Huntington City will be responsible for any associated costs. Work on the RV dump will begin as soon as these steps are taken care of.


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Alice + Olivia Pasha Boot
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You will fall in love with Pasha as soon as you pull this boot on! Whether you are rocking skinny jeans or your favorite dress, you cannot go wrong with this slouchy Alice + Olivia boot.
- Rouched leather upper
- Square toe
- 15" shaft height
- 13¾" calf circumference
- Leather lining
- 2" hidden platform, 5¼" stacked heel
- Leather sole
- Made in Brazil
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Espresso and Coffee Grinders
Every dynamite cup of espresso or coffee starts with a dynamite grind. Consistency, texture, size - it all matters. Whether you are new to the world of espresso or have been making the perfect cup of coffee for as long as you can remember, fresh coffee grounds are the first step.
Take your pick from our curated collection that includes everything from entry-level coffee grinders to precision-designed espresso grinders. With video tips and reviews of each grinder, you too can master the daily grind!
Learn More about Coffee Grinders
Mahlkonig K30 Vario GrinderThe distant future, a one in which robots clean your house and make your breakfast, is getting closer every day with the Mahlkonig K30 Vario Grinder. Not only can this grinder give you a single quality shot of espresso in two seconds, it can do it with professional consistency that other less evolved grinders can only aspire to. This grinder will fulfill every coffee scientist's dream, with intuitive programming, easy adjustments, electronic shot counters...the list goes on. Learn More$1,750.00
Rocket Espresso Mazzer Mini Electronic Grinder - Type AThe Mazzer Mini Electronic Grinder proudly boasts the Rocket logo and is the perfect companion for your Rocket Espresso Machine. Ideal for home use or any light commercial environment, the Rocket Mazzer Mini Electronic Grinder has a stepless grind adjustment and programmable electronic dosing to make filling your portafilter a snap. Choose from a polished stainless or black version. Learn More$999.00


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Clara McLean House
Clara's House hosts a number of events and activities for our community.
Come listen to a FirstHealth clinician talk about wellness or new medical treatment options. Catch a talk by an author. Learn from an expert on landscaping … or fitness training … or healthy cooking … or the history of golf. Sometimes our invited guests simply stop by to connect with each other.
FirstConnections is our lunchtime lecture series hosted in the Shadowlawn Event Room. Presentations cover a wide range of topics of interest to both the health care community and the general public. Participation is by invitation, but we encourage attendees to bring friends and family. Our "connections" are growing!
Check the Events Calendar for upcoming FirstConnections presentations.
Clara's House Hospitality Book Club
Hospitality is part of caring for others. That's the vision behind the Clara's House Hospitality Book Club.
Members meet each month to discuss a book that explores inspiring themes of hospitality and its role in caring for one another. Recent book club selections include The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, Me Before You by JoJo Noyes, The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman and Little Chapel on the River by Gwendolyn Bounds.
The Clara's House Hospitality Book Club meets on the first Thursday of each month at 10 a.m. in the Sunroom. All are welcome. Call (910) 715-4230 for more information.
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