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bloody, black or tarry stools
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loss of appetite
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Museums and Heritage
Learn about the fascinating history or our area by visiting the many attractions devoted to recording our heritage........
Abberley Hall
Abberley Hall is Listed Grade II* and has been described by English Heritage as one of the finest remaining examples of a Victorian Country House, comparable with Osborne House on the Isle of Wight and Brodsworth Hall in Yorkshire. It was built by the Moilliet family in 1845 and sold to the Jones family in 1867 who redesigned the interiors in great style in the 1880s. These interiors have remained intact ever since which is what makes the house so special. The Abberley Hall Foundation has recently been established to nurture the historic estate and has made great strides to counter the wear and tear suffered over the last century. Abberley Hall can be visited by appointment - please contact Jo Roche on 01299 832666.
- Telephone: 01299 832666
- Website: www.abberleyhallfoundation.org.uk
- Location: Abberley, nr Worcester, WR6 6DD (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: By Prior Appointment
Croome Court (National Trust)
There's more than meets the eye at Croome. A secret wartime airbase, now a visitor centre, was once a hub of activity for thousands of people. Outside is the grandest of English landscapes, 'Capability' Brown's masterful first commission, with commanding views over the Malverns. The parkland was nearly lost, but is now great for walks and adventures with a surprise around every corner. At the heart of the park lies Croome Court, once home to the Earls of Coventry. The 6th Earl was an 18th century trend-setter, and today Croome follows his lead by using artists and craftspeople in the house to tell the story of its eclectic past in inventive ways, perfect for making new discoveries.
Explore four floors of the mansion, perfect for making new discoveries.
- Telephone: 01905 371006
- Website: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-croome
- Location: Severn Stoke, WR8 9JS (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: All year - see the website for details
The Elgar Birthplace Museum
Situated in Elgar's Beloved Countryside, this delightful 19th century cottage houses a unique collection of photographs, manuscripts and personal memorabilia. Include the new Elgar Centre for a fascinating insight into the life and music, family and friends, musical development and inspirations of one of England's greatest composers.
PLEASE NOTE: The museum will be closed after Sunday 18th September 2016 for refurbishments
- Telephone: 01905 333224
- Website: www.elgarmuseum.org
- Location: Crown East Lane, Lower Broadheath, WR2 6RH (Find on google maps)
The Elgar Graves at St Wulstan's Church
Sir Edward Elgar died on 23 February 1934 at the age of seventy-six and was buried next to his wife, Alice, at St. Wulstan's Church in Little Malvern. Their graves are located at the far end of the cemetery.
- Website: http://www.saint-wulstans.org.uk
- Location: Little Malvern, WR14 4JL (Find on google maps)
Eastnor Castle
Fairytale Georgian Castle dramatically situated in the Malvern Hills, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a lake and arboretum. Beautifully restored interiors containing medieval armour, tapestries and fine art. Adventure Playground - Knight's Maze - Lakeside and Woodland Walks - Tearoom - Ice Cream Parlour - Shop
- Telephone: 01531 633160
- Website: www.eastnorcastle.com
- Location: Nr Ledbury, HR8 1RL (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: See the website for details
Gas Lamps in Malvern
Malvern is famous for still having many (over 80) working gas lamps. There are gas lamps in Great Malvern Town Centre (on Belle Vue Island) and in the Priory Churchyard, in Malvern Wells along the Wells Road (A449) and Holywell Road, and in West Malvern. Malvern's gas lamps feature in C. S. Lewis's "Narnia" stories as a result of him attending Malvern College as a schoolboy. Malvern TIC sells a small Gas Lamp Trail guide to help you search out and admire these rare survivor's from an earlier era.
- Telephone: 01684 892289
Great Malvern Priory
Malvern Priory is one of the greater parish churches in the country. It was founded in 1085 and contains the finest collection of stained glass after York Minster, together with carved miserichords from the 15th and 16th century and the largest collection of Medieval floor and wall tiles. It also provides the venue for many concerts and civic services.
- Telephone: 01684 561020
- Website: www.greatmalvernpriory.org.uk
- Location: Church Street, Malvern, WR14 2AY (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Every day
Great Malvern Station
Famous for its ornate Victorian ironwork - its worth making a small detour down the hill from the centre of Great Malvern to visit and admire. There is also a cafe - Lady Foley's Tearoom - on the station platform to enjoy.
- Location: Great Malvern, WR14 3AT (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: n/a
Leigh Court Barn (English Heritage)
Magnificent 14th Century timber-framed barn, the largest of its kind in Britain. Built for the monks of Pershore Abbey.
- Website: www.english-heritage.org.uk/leighcourtbarn
- Location: Leigh, Nr Worcester, WR6 5LB (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: April to September, Thursday to Sunday, 10 - 6 pm
Little Malvern Court
Former Benedictine monastery. Home of the Berrington family. Priors Hall, 10 acre garden, beautiful views of Severn Valley and the Malvern Hills.
- Telephone: 01684 892988
- Website: www.littlemalverncourt.co.uk
- Location: Nr Malvern, WR14 4JN (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: April to Mid July, Wednesday and Thursday, 2.25 - 5 pm.
Madresfield Court
Madresfield Court is a moated country house with a fascinating history, situated in the countryside on the outskirts of Malvern towards Worcester. The house has strong connections to the Arts & Crafts movement and is said to be the inspiration behind Evelyn Waugh's "Brideshead Revisited".
The house and gardens (including a maze) are open to the public on a very limited basis - contact the Estate Office for information:
The Estate Office, Madresfield, Malvern, WR14 5AH
01684 573614
- Telephone: 01684 573614
- Website: www.elmley.org.uk/pages/madresfield_court.asp
- Location: Madresfield, WR13 5AH (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Limited
Malvern Museum
Displays in five rooms depicting the geological structure of the Malvern Hills, Medieval history of the town, the water cure / Victorian Malvern and more recently Morgan Motors and radar technology. An Accredited Museum with the Museums Libraries and Archives.
- Telephone: 01684 567811
- Website: www.malvernmuseum.co.uk
- Location: The Abbey Gateway, Great Malvern, WR14 3ES (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Easter to October, Daily 10.30 - 5 pm
Morgan Motor Company Visitor Centre & Museum
Enjoy a fully guided tour of the factory witnessing the traditional skills of the craftsmen and women handmaking Morgan Sports Cars.
Discover the rich history of the Morgan Motor Company and follow the incredible stories from Victorian times until the present day.
See the exciting new developments and cutting edge technology that goes into today's Morgan Sports Cars.
Tickets available from Malvern TIC
- Telephone: 01684 573104
- Website: www.morgan-motor.co.uk/factorytours
- Location: Pickersleigh Road, Malvern Link , WR14 2LL (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: 8.30am - 5.00pm Monday - Thursday (last tour 3.00pm), 8.30am - 2.00pm Friday (last tour 12.00pm), Closed Saturday and Sunday
Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb
Shelsley Walsh - the oldest operational motorsport venue in the world
Shelsley Walsh is the oldest motor sport venue in continuous use in the world. First used in 1905, it is older than Indianapolis, Le Mans or Monza. Brooklands has been and gone, but Shelsley Walsh is still here, as old as the sport but as modern as today.
The course is 1000 metres long and rises in height by 100 metre. The record for the fastest ascent is held by Martin Groves who completed the course in 22.58 Seconds on 17th August 2008.
The hillclimb has weekend events open to the public throughout the year - details are on their website and in our events list.
- Telephone: 01886 812211
- Website: www.shelsley-walsh.co.uk
- Location: Shelsley Walsh, WR6 6RP (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Various events throughout the year
St Ann's Well and Holy Well
Many wells, springs and spouts can still be found on the hillside but Holy Well (where the water is now bottled) above Malvern Wells was the most popular hill spring during the 18th century before people began to flock to St Ann's Well, which was closer to the bath houses and Water Cure establishments of Great Malvern. Visit St Ann's Well and its cafe to sample the waters.
- Telephone: 01684 560285
- Website: www.stannswell.co.uk
- Location: On the Malvern Hills, WR14 4RF (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: for St Ann's Well opening times - please consult their website
St Leonard's Church, Newland
Situated just outside Malvern Link, St Leonard's is probably the finest example of the Gambier Parry fresco technique in the country. This magnificent Grade 1 listed building, which is the private chapel of the Beauchamp Almshouses, was designed as a showcase for High Anglican worship – a role which it still fulfills to this day.
The tour includes St Leonard's Church, the cloister, the medieval cloister chapel, the Newland Theological library, the Great Hall and the opportunity to view the Quadrangle and the stunning Beauchamp Almshouses. Until 1945, the church and almshouses maintained their own choir school and an exhibition on the once famous Newland Choir School, to which Elgar was a frequent visitor, is on show in the Library.
Tea, coffee and cake are available to visitors in the Library.
- Telephone: 01684 438576
- Website: www.stleonardsnewland.org
- Location: Newland, WR13 5AX (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Check website
St Michael & All Angels Church & Tearooms
Situated next door to Witley Court, the church displays a splendour which is unique amongst country churches in Britain, with exquisite gilded decorations throughout, numerous paintings by Antonio Bellucci, ten painted glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible, highly decorative carving and a large monument by Rysbrack.It also has a fine organ, its case being from the instrument on which Handel played. Many musicians consider its acoustics for music to be as fine as any building of its size outside London.
- Telephone: 01299 896406
- Website: www.greatwitleychurch.org.uk
- Location: Great Whitley, WR6 6JT (Find on google maps)
Tenbury Wells Museum
Fascinating museum with numerous artifacts depicting the history of the town, including its development since becoming an important river crossing during the Iron Age to its ambitions to become a major spa town in the 19th Century. Admission is free however donations are welcome!
- Telephone: 01299 832143
- Website: www.tenburymuseum.org.uk
- Location: Cross Street, Tenbury Wells, WR15 1PT (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Easter to October Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 11:00am 1:30pm Sunday and Bank Holidays 2pm -4pm
The Tudor House
Delightful museum / visitor centre located in a 16th Century house and garden - local interest exhibitions.
- Telephone: 01684 592447
- Website: www.upton.uk.net/amenities/museum/0museum.html
- Location: 16 Church Street, Upton upon Severn, WR8 0HT (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: April to October, Tue to Sun 2 - 5 pm (also B/H Mon)
Upton Tourist Information & Heritage Centre
Located in the oldest surviving building in Upton, the Upton Tourist Information & Heritage Centre has displays illustrating the growth and development of the town and its involvement in the Civil War of 1651. The Upton upon Severn Tourist Information Centre is also housed in the buidling.
- Telephone: 01684 594200
- Website: http://www.upton.uk.net/amenities/heritage/0heritagenew.html
- Location: The "Pepperpot", Church Street, Upton upon Severn, WR8 0HT (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: Same as for the Tourist Information Centre
Witley Court (English Heritage)
Spectacular ruins of a once great house. Elaborate and immense fountains survive in the gardens. Atmospheric audio tour, hear the upstairs/downstairs secrets; circle the ballroom to the strains of a ghostly waltz. Explore Nesfield's 'Monster Work' gardens and follow the woodland trails, amongst the figures of the Jerwood Foundation Sculpture Park. New visitor centre and gift shop.
- Telephone: 01299 896636
- Website: www.english-heritage.org.uk/witleycourt
- Location: Great Witley, WR6 6JT (Find on google maps)
- Opening Times: See website for details

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COLUMBUS — The Columbus Vietnam Veterans Chapter 997 is changing its name to honor the first soldier from Lowndes County to die in Vietnam.
WCBI-TV in Columbus reports that Harry Moss Kitchens died in 1966 while serving as squad leader. Kitchens was wounded in the arm and head during sniper fire but still managed to lead his men into a fight before falling unconscious and dying.
He was posthumously awarded the Silver Star, his second Purple Heart and several others for his bravery and sacrifice.
Kitchens' family attended the ceremony Sunday renaming the veterans chapter.


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To many fans, Zack Mwekassa's brutal knockout on Pat Barry was a surprise, including the thousands in attendance on Saturday night. Mwekassa had made a name for himself for the fans who were watching, but he also proved a point; Kickboxing is a very different sport than MMA. Pat Barry voluntarily left the UFC after two brutal knockout losses to lesser opponents, Shawn Jordan and Soa Paleli. The big story, though, was that Pat Barry had chosen to fight for GLORY over fighting for the UFC.


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The term amateur is often used in a disparaging way, as if someone so named isn't good enough to earn a living in a particular field — to become a professional.
But as artist Kathleen Knowling indignantly points out when talking about people who follow her calling, "amateur originally meant lover and whether amateur or professional they all love to draw. There are some very good amateurs."
Knowling should know. Watercolourist Cathy Driedzic calls her one of the "godfathers" of the Newfoundland art scene. In 1977 she was instrumental in starting the Group of Seventy-Seven, a group of artists, both amateur and professional, who still get together on Thursdays to practice their craft.
Originally part of the Memorial University extension service, the group didn't fold when that was shut down. They just moved on and for the last 22 years the group has been meeting at the St. John's Arts and Culture Centre in the fourth floor rehearsal room where they hone their skills drawing from a life model.
When management at the centre decided that a good way to celebrate Culture Days might be to showcase some of the less publicly available art and culture that was flourishing beyond the familiar confines of the library, the concert hall and the basement theatre they invited the Group of Seventy-Seven to mount an exhibit.
It's only the fourth time in the group's history that they've exhibited together. Previous shows include a 25th anniversary show and one dedicated to long-time model Patrick Brown.
Artists were invited to submit up to three pieces of work of their choice, not necessarily something they created while with the group. No one curated the show although the works were hung by a small team of volunteers.
The result is an eclectic mix of styles and media.
Though he is best known for his landscapes, Knowling's fellow "godfather" Gerald Squires has contributed three charcoal on paper sketches of a reclining figure. He was an early member of the group, but took an extended hiatus. Then about 10 years ago he decided to return.
"I wanted to keep my drawing skills up," he says. "I go to draw from the nude and my drawing has improved 100 per cent."
He attributes that improvement to both practise and the stimulation of working in concert with others, outside the often lonely confines of the studio.
"There's no teaching; you're on your own. Just turn up, bring $7 and your own materials and we provide the easel and a model. There's no judgement and no critiquing. We don't make any statement about who can draw and who can't."
John Bear has been with the group since he stopped working in 2002. He's mainly focussed on sculpture and, unlike the rest, is displaying sculptures as part of the show. That might make him a bit of an odd man out, but he finds attending the group invaluable.
"Figure drawing is the background to everything. The beginning of representational art is learning to draw the human figure. If you can draw a person you can draw anything else," he explains.
The Group of Seventy-Seven only takes up half the space, however. Two walls are devoted to the works of Monday's Company, a class conducted by Diana Dabinett that also makes use of the space at the Arts and Culture Centre. The group consists of about 17 members and has been meeting for 20 years.
Dabinett explains how the group works. "I try to have a bit of a focus so they learn about techniques in a number of different media. They don't all paint like me. They're all different and that's important to me."
She appreciates the support the group has received from the Arts and Culture Centre.
"They have been wonderful. They let us use a studio with north facing windows and allow us to work here."
And while the group was asked to put on a show to highlight what was happening at the centre the class benefits as well.
"It's hard for groups like us to find somewhere to exhibit," Dabinett says, explaining that through shows the group learns not just painting, but how to frame their work and how to exhibit it properly.
Karen Misik, who does mostly landscapes and is gently teased for her preference for pink tones, became a member of Monday's Company at the instigation of a friend. That was 18 years ago. She explains what keeps her coming back.
"It's a wonderful hobby. You see things differently — you notice lights and shadows differently. And Di never makes you feel bad."
The walls of the exhibition space are covered with works of amazing variety. Although many of the pieces by Monday's Company are of flowers or landscapes they differ significantly from each other in media and/or interpretation.
Meanwhile, the works presented by the Group of Seventy-Seven range from the carefully rendered oil paintings of Iakov Afanassiev that evoke the old masters to Marlys Tilley's charcoal sketches pulled screaming from modern headlines.
Whether amateur or professional it's obvious that both groups are dedicated to their work and take it seriously. The difference between the two is clearly narrower than an outsider might think. Perhaps, in the art world at least, the word professional as well as amateur also means lover.
The Group of Seventy-Seven and Monday's Company exhibition runs until Oct. 15 in the Second Floor Gallery and various lobbies at the Arts and Culture Centre in St. John's. The show is open daily from noon to 5 p.m. and from 7-9:30 p.m. when there are performances or other events going on at the centre.


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As most of you know, I do not have a college degree. I'm not alone… Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Richard Branson and countless others have had great success without this particular piece of paper. A common question in The Ethical Hacker Network Community Forums is if someone should get a degree, gain experience or achieve certifications to which I quickly respond by saying, "Yes!" All make for a better resume. Unfortunately, I only have 2 out of 3. In addition to sounding hypocritical, there are plenty of other reasons why I get that nagging feeling that I should get my degree: what if this online magazine thing goes caput, what if I ever want to teach, or, the most pressing item at this point in my life, am I setting a good example for my kids? But even if I do want to pursue a degree, how do I find the time? An undergrad degree is no longer good enough, and that adds even more time and effort to reach for a masters. So as always, I'll put it on the back burner and let those voices continue in my head…
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"I'm cursed to walk the Earth as the undead until the bloodline is severed. You have to get a degree, Don, or you'll make others like me."
This American hacker recently had the opportunity to travel to the UK to attend the launch of the latest update (version 5) of the Certified Security Testing Associate (CSTA) ethical hacking certification course by 7Safe. When looking at their website, every page of every course shows the MSc logo and the credits to be earned towards a Master's Degree in Computer Security & Forensics… that nagging corpse of an idea kept reappearing telling me, "Don… get your degree or people will die!" OK, so I'm not a werewolf from the classic horror film that inspired Thriller, and I'm not spawning a group of undead. It just seems as though every time someone asks me about a college degree, I feel like a new undead idea roams the netherworld of my brain. Will I forever be cursed with these visions?
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🐾Good Luck To all of the Contestants!
Unofficial Derby call backs to 3rd Series are:
1,2,3,6,8,9,11,12,13,14 ,15,16,17,18
I don't know if there were any Scratches.
Thanks for the call backs Joanne.
Field trialer. I have an FC Golden Retriever and running trials Casey and a retired FT black lab Lightning.
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Anyone have Derby Results?
I got the following in a phone call. The Jams are not confirmed, as I did not stay to see all the dogs pick up the birds. (the assumption being that all dogs getting birds moved on or jammed).
1st - #9 Victor Esnard/Danielle Morey (Golden!)
2nd - #3 Debbie Fulgoni & Lucy
3rd - #2 Casey Adams & Lexie
4th - #15 Robin Gulvin & Stella
RJ - #13 Josh Conrad & Corky
Jams - #8, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18
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SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO LUCY AND DEEBIE FULGONI ON THE SECOND IN THE DERBY. This puts her on the derby list! HOORAY!
Congrates to all! I understand this is the goldens first attempt at the derby, how exciting.
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UM adds degrees for special education teachers
OXFORD – Two new graduate degrees at the University of Mississippi School of Education are being added in an effort to meet a growing need for special education teachers in the state.
The online Master of Education program caters to working teachers who would like to earn a master's degree in special education to advance their careers on their own schedule. Face-to-face time may be scheduled with instructors, but is not required. The new Doctor of Philosophy degree with an emphasis in special education will be available in the fall of 2013. The program is designed for educators who want to teach special education instruction at the collegiate level, move into administrative K-12 roles or become specialists in their field.
UM's Quinn to explain significance of Higgs boson
OXFORD – Breese Quinn, a University of Mississippi associate professor of physics, and his colleagues in the university's High Energy Physics group were among those excited by this summer's announcement of the possible discovery of the long-sought Higgs boson. This is a tiny particle crucial to understanding all matter in the universe. Quinn plans to share some of that excitement in a free public presentation this week on campus.
"The Higgs Particle: Who, What, Where, When, How and Why?" is set for 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Centennial Auditorium of the Thad Cochran Research Center. Besides explaining what the Higgs boson is and why the discovery matters, Quinn also plans to explain how Ole Miss physicists contributed to the project.
Booneville's Cunningham wins Congressional Art Competition
FULTON – Booneville High School's Baillie Cunningham won the annual Congressional Art Competition held at Itawamba Community College in Fulton. Cunningham's piece "Blue Beginnings" bested the field of 79 participants. Others to place at the competition included Saltillo High School's Melina Wilson (second), North Pontotoc High's Diana Sandovel (third), Tupelo High's Tequila Shareese Shumpert (fourth), Saltillo High's Justin Stowers (tie fifth) and Tremont High's Audrey Yielding (tie fifth).
"We had an amazing group of students enter this year's competition," Congressman Alan Nunnelee said.
Distinguished band director to visit MSU
STARKVILLE – Mississippi State University's Famous Maroon Band will celebrate its teachers and mentors with a series of events from Monday through Thursday featuring Ray Cramer. Emeritus Director of Bands/ Wind Conductor at Indiana University, Cramer is the first guest in the new series "Legends and Mentors: Honoring Those Who Have Influenced Us."
During his time on campus, Cramer will work with the MSU concert bands, speak to students, conduct open rehearsals and teach classes. For a complete list of events, go to http://www.msuband.msstate.edu. All events are free and open to the public.
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OXFORD – Education reporter Sarah Carr will be at Square Books in Oxford on Tuesday at 5 p.m. to speak about her new book "Hope Against Hope." The book tells the story of the New Orleans public school system after Hurricane Katrina and analyzes the proliferation of charter schools in the city. It weaves together the narratives of a student, a teacher and a principal in telling the larger story.
Carr will also speak about the growth of the charter school movement and lessons learned in Mississippi from New Orleans' experience with charters. Carr is a contributing editor with The Hechinger Report. She has worked as a staff writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
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STARKVILLE – Research published in the Journal of Health Communication shows that television viewers who watch Law & Order, CSI or NCIS are more likely to help prevent sexual assault or intervene in a sexual assault if they have the opportunity.
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Gonna be real interesting how the 80% ownership by the government, in its present state of frenzy, will be able to entice the brightest minds to be employed by AIG. That is what will be needed to pull AIG back into a profitable company so the US taxpayer is repayed and can turn around and repay the note on the money borrowed from the Chinese.
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Flowers: small, star-shaped, with triangular petals; pinkish or pinkish-tan to dark purple or purplish-brown; in small clusters.
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"Fast & Furious 6," PG-13
Rating: 2 1/2 out of 4 stars
Run time: 130 minutes
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Craig As you head down the road of the summer movie schedule, some sights are slow and thoughtful, while others are exhilarating if not exceptionally bright. If your preferences lean toward the latter, you might want to buckle up as you signal for the exit into the paragon of mindlessness that is "Fast & Furious 6."
Life is good for Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), even if he's on the run from the U.S. government. After their exploits in Brazil, the auto expert and his crew have stepped out of the criminal world and gone their separate ways to retire in luxury. When special agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) tracks him down for help in his latest investigation, Dom has no interest in assisting the man who wants to see him and his friends behind bars.
Hobbs's real intent is to find Owen Shaw, (Luke Evans) a renegade British soldier who has been hijacking dangerous technology all across the world. Dom's refusal to accompany Hobbs to London for Shaw's latest caper quickly changes when he learns the criminal mastermind has help from the last person he would have expected: his girlfriend Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez), whom Dom has long believed to be dead.
With the possibility of reuniting with his lost love, he brings together Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker), Roman Pearce (Tyrese Gibson), Tej Parker (Chris "Ludacris" Bridges) and the rest of his old team to stake out and take down Shaw in the pursuit of receiving amnesty from United States. But Shaw's squad of criminal specialists is more than a match for them, proving they'll have to kick it into high gear if they want to walk away from this ordeal.
Diesel's signature role never has been that deep, unlike his basso profondo voice, but here we see arguably his best showing yet as Dom Toretto, driven by his usual blend of pride in being one of the best racers around and acting as a father figure to those he loves. Yet, we also see him tapping the brakes a bit mentally, faced with the possibility that the woman who still holds his heart not only is alive but has gone bad, and that hesitation in how to cope with it could cost him everything.
Walker's ex-federal agent Brian, who's starred in more of these films than anyone, provides an air of caution among his friends, invested in their venture but wary about what might happen to him if he doesn't make it back to see his girlfriend (Jordana Brewster) and son.
Johnson is more easygoing than his time on "Fast Five," willing to bend the rules if it means stopping someone as cold and calculating as Shaw, though not quite as jocular as ever-bickering Gibson and Ludacris or as quiet and stealthy as second-tier characters Han (Sung Kang) and Gisele (Gal Gadot). Meanwhile, Rodriguez makes a none-too-surprising but welcome return to the "Fast & Furious" scene after her supposed murder in the fourth movie, Letty's memories of Dom and her former cohorts wiped clean thanks to a convenient bout with amnesia that hasn't impaired her ability to drive.
Hobbs's occasional beat-downs on his usual suspects, paired with his associate Riley's (Gina Carano) knack for scrapping with anyone and everyone, speed things up when no one's behind the wheel, but as always, the focus is on burning rubber in all kinds of creative ways. This time, we get some peculiar sights with Shaw's car of choice a hybrid with a go-kart body, a Formula One engine and a cow-catcher to plow through oncoming traffic, creating some collisions for which you'll absolutely flip.
In between these zippy chase scenes, which keep getting more and more unbelievable in scope, there's the typical amount of drama among Dom and his pals enhanced here by the confusion of going against one of their own and the goal of finally having their records expunged.
As with all the movies leading up to this, it's too long and offers some really weak banter beyond the ongoing Toretto/O'Conner debate of American muscle cars vs. imports, but if "Fast Five" didn't get your motor running, this sixth installment will get the job done handily. The stunts, more insane than ever, will catch your eye while the prominent theme of family rings true and makes you care about this ragtag band of misfits even if you've spent the past decade trying to ignore these films.
The onscreen title "Furious 6" seems to indicate that the makers keep learning from their past mistakes and making their newer models more streamlined, powerful and effective. Although far from perfect, the latest vehicle has as much vroom-vroom and heart under the hood as Dom's beloved Dodge Charger, with the explosive ending setting us up for a seventh feature that promises to be even better.
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Ben Forster and Celinde Schoenmaker in 'The Phantom of the Opera'
The cast of 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Celinde Schoenmaker plays Christine in 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Ben Forster as The Phantom in 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Celinde Schoenmaker plays Christine in 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Celinde Schoenmaker plays Christine in 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Andrew Lloyd Webber's gothic spectacular is totally '80s in the best possible way
I'm not sure any show 'deserves' to be the most successful entertainment event of all time, but I'll hand it current holder of that title, 'The Phantom of the Opera' – it still works hard for its audience.
Sure, chunks of Andrew Lloyd Webber's opus have never left 1986. But whereas describing a musical as 'stuck in the '80s' is usually shorthand for cheap, thin synth orchestration, nothing could be further from the truth here: the portentously swirling keyboards and crunch of hair metal guitar that powers 'Phantom's title song have a black hole-like immensity, sucking you in with sheer juggernaut bombast.
Mostly, though, 'Phantom…' remains strong because its high production values haven't been allowed to sag. The late Maria Björnson's design is a heady barrage of ravishing costumes and lavish sets that change frequently, working in everything from pastoral jollity to an ancient Carthaginian theme on the way to the Phantom's stunning underground lair.
It's totally OTT – in one scene the Phantom zaps at his nemesis Raul with a staff that fires actual fireballs – and anybody who describes the plot (homicidal lunatic grooms girl) as romantic should probably be put on some sort of register. But its blazingly earnest ridiculousness and campy Grand Guignol story are entirely thrilling when realised with the show's enormous budget. And while Hal Prince's production may have been hailed as rather gauche back in the day, in 2013 it all comes across as rather more tasteful than the average jukebox musical.
Finally, there's the cast: 'Phantom' remains a prestigious gig, and requires an operatic range beyond that of theatrical journeyperson. As the Phantom and his love Christine, Gerónimo Rauch and show veteran Sofia Escobar look the part and sing passionately and skillfully. Perhaps what has been lost since the days of Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman is a measure of acting ability, but if Rauch and Escobar are rather stiff (her in particular) then they do enough to successfully ride the wave of this still awesome spectacle.
This review is from April 2009. The title role is currently played by Ben Forster, who won Andrew Lloyd Webber's ITV1 reality show 'Superstar'. The cast of 'The Phantom of the Opera' also includes Celinde Schoenmaker (Christine Daae), Nadim Naaman (Raoul), Siôn Lloyd (Monsieur Firmin), Mark Oxtoby (Monsieur Andre), Lara Martins (Carlotta), and Jacinta Mulcahy (Madame Giry).
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I love love this stage play which I happened to see it twice I will recommend anyone to go and watch it its marvellous
Seen this 5 times
Sadly for me and having seen the original Cast 3 times in the first month, this Reviewer perhaps does not remember that Brightman was barely audible even at Row E in the Stalls/orchestra seats, and Michael Crawford was excellent, but subsequent Phantoms definitely eclipsed his singing. I came back on a Matinee just to see and HEAR Claire Moore as Christine! And this was the first time i heard the role of Christine soar!
Amazing production and such an intense show! One that I have been dying to see for years and it definitely didn't disappoint. A mesmerising old school love story which was shown in a way that I have never seen before and with such passion. The music was amazing, I will be sure to recommend this to friends which haven't already seen it!
There's something about Phantom that captivates me every time and this, my third time, was no exception. From the opening bars I was absolutely thrilled with the familiar set, music and superb cast. Ben Forster was incredible as the Phantom, giving an unusually emotive performance that really captured the complexity of the character. The actress playing Christine was also excellent. Some of the friends I went with who hadn't seen it before found some parts comical and, on reflection, it is rather dated but that doesn't take away from this timeless classic for me. If anything, the theatrics only add to the spectacle that I will continue to see again and again in the West End.
A fantastic production that was a little unexpected. The staging and set design were amazing. I was captured from beginning to end, and I would definitely recommend to others! Beautiful songs, wonderful acting and very romantic! I've never been to Her Majesty's Theatre, but it was as beautiful as the show! The only drawback was the limited leg room but the show served as a fantastic distraction.
Beautiful voices, gorgeous music, visually stunning....go and see it. Really wonderful!
A classic that never dates. I could watch Phantom over and over again. I love everything about this long running west end staple
A must see!! Wonderful!
I'm not normally a fan of the West End musical but this is a cut above. The songs are well known and enduring and the singers do them justice. The plot may be somewhat incredible but it's so well acted and the sets are so good that it's difficult not to be drawn in. Thoroughly enjoyable.
I watched it for the first time 18 months ago - I thought it was amazing and I was entralled by the production. It's slick, but in a 1990's kind of way
If you still haven't watched it, it definitely should be on your bucket list!
I have seen the Phantom of the Opera three times in the West End now. And it never loses its magic. I bought my sister tickets to see it last night as part of her Christmas present and we absolutely loved it. The actors and singers are fsntastic; the music haunting. A great night out :) Thank you Timeout!
Never been to a musical and I wasn't interested in one, but Her Majesty's Theatre Phantom of the Opera made me realize what I was missing. It was truly a London experience...
Being a traditional opera fan I was never keen on the idea of seeing a 'West end' interpretation of opera. However, in its 25 year, I finally ventured into Her Majesty's Theatre to see Phantom of the Opera - and it was truly excellent. I can see why it has run for so long. The orchestra, costumes, pace and story are all quite wonderful and memorable. I would go again..
My only complaint, the standard of other members of the audience. Come on folks.....mobile phones on after curtain up, cardigans over the balcony, talking and rustling of food wrappers during the performance - shame on you all!
I wanted to see The Phantom of the opera since quite a long time and I could finally manage to have the oppotunity in London. It was a great musical. The acting and their skill as a singer were fantastic. I and my two daughters enjoy the play very much. I would like to see once again when I visit in London next time.
The first time I saw Phantom in London I was dragged along by 7 of my friends and mostly went for the meal and drinks beforehand, but it isn't exaggerating to say it changed my life. I fell in love instantly with the heart-wrenching storyline and beautiful music. I've been back over 10 times since, and watched the film countless times, but I still shed a tear for his dark fate. Sceptics, romantics, everyone... Watch this.
Fantastic musical, very well performed, great voices!!!!
I have booked the tickets from Stalls, I and my friends had a pole in front us. Obviously, we weren't really comfy about it. Also I wanted watch Phantom of the Opera based on the reviews I checked online. To be honest it is not 4/5 or neither 3/5. I found it too slow. I depends on your taste to be honest.
A classic that never gets old I have now watched The Phantom of the Opera on five different occasions and each time there is something new about it. Although some may find it cheesy, it is perfect for hopeless romantics and the rush you get as the music starts when the chandelier goes up is unforgettable. There is never a moment where it feels boring and the level of chemistry between the cast (especially Carlotta-Piangi and Firmin-Andre) is an absolute delight that always get the audience cracking. All in all a definite must if visiting London, and even if you're a Londoner it's a definite delight!
Beautiful operatic singing, loved it. Fabulous!
The cheesiest of all shows with an abundance of decoration and hyperbole that fails to cover up the the fact that the songs are utterly banal and just don't add anything to this old Warhorse of a plot..The much lauded Sarah Brightman may have had the voice but was a complete failure as an actress,I saw the show some time ago and never felt any desire to return.Much better shows have been and gone.
The Phantom of the Opera has never been on my list of shows to see but I ended up in the Royal Circle of Her Majesty's Theatre last Wednesday evening accompanying two out-of -town guests who wanted to catch it while in London. To my surprise it was really enjoyable and a lot of fun. The cast and orchestra sounded magnificent while the show was a great spectacle. The set changes and scenery were very effective considering the small stage. Think the (near the front) Royal Circle seats gave a great view too.
unforgettable, totally exceeded expectations !
A fantastic show. Never fails to amaze me even after the fifth visit!
Fantastic!!! This is the second musical I've been to (the other one was wicked), and I couldn't be more happy. The performance was brilliant and I'm still hearing the "Mascarade" song in my head!
Have always loved the music since it was issued in 1986 always wanted to see the show live and did so on the 25/10/13 and can say that it was excellent. The stars of the show and orchestra were excellent and brought the hold thing to life and was entertained beyond my dreams for the entire show.
I seen it twice! (one was not enough). Really amazing opera! must see!!!
amaizing! 10x to TimeOut for great deal (good seats by good price)
We found a great deal through Time Out; - two seats in the middle of the Stalls which were heavily discounted (less than a week until the show). We'd never seen this show before so went with it as we were looking for something to do on a Thursday night in London.. It didn't disappoint.. A very moving a dramtic production, highly entertaining. Thank you!


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This afternoon I got a call referring me to a guy in Louisiana who wants to build Linux jukeboxes. Not something to put in your living room, but a replacement for the CD-containing jukeboxes in bars and clubs. Two hours later people in four states were discussing the project, particularly the non-technical complications (USC 17, state licensing, BMI/ASCAP, and ... the power of the Mob in Louisiana). Nobody's pretending it's a particularly novel idea (we had a fairly novel set of designs and business applications sketched out over a year ago, and we were hardly the first), but the guy on the ground seems to be a real underdog (without the "...get some VC hire 300 people to run the website and ..." mentality), so we're taking a look at it again.Along those lines (automating weird extraction and classification tasks), I keep coming across whizbang! labs (they also have a research site...). Ullman's advising them. The guy who wrote WordPerfect is in deep. They run flipdog.com, have a particular fancy for spidering my home page, and seem to cite a lot of my old co-workers in their research papers. I like some of their ideas so I think I'm going to implement those I can deduce from their datasets and papers, then wait and see if anybody comes out of the shadows to throw a lawsuit at me :-)
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Update: K-1 Announcing Details About Final 16 in Nanjing Tomorrow
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There is always an ominous shadow that lurks over the kickboxing world like a storm cloud ready to burst, and that is K-1 and when things will get announced, if ever. K-1 has the Japan MAX tournament coming up later on this month, but that still doesn't explain the heavyweights. There have been many rumors, mainly from fighters who have been contacted about the event, that K-1 will indeed put on a K-1 World Heavyweight GP. It's Showtime head Simon Rutz confirmed this by not planning a show for late November/early December featuring big heavyweights as he had planned and pushed the show back to January.
K-1 will have an announcement on their UStream page (http://www.ustream.tv/channel/k1-Channel) on the 15th at GMT+9/PDT+16.
There have been no hints from K-1 as to what the subject matter will be, but the background of their UStream profile is photos of Badr Hari and Semmy Schilt, which could indeed be a hint.
UPDATE: K-1 just posted that they are announcing details about the World Grand Prix Final 16 in Nanjing, China tomorrow. The press conference will stream live at 7:00 PM Japan time, 6AM EST for those in North America. Among the details are the participants and the venue being used. Huge news!


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Late Extra! Bomb outrage in London!
When his beloved is killed in a terrorist atrocity committed by the sinister Bookman, young poet Orphan becomes enmeshed in a web of secrets and lies. His quest to uncover the truth takes him from the hidden catacombs of London on the brink of revolution, through pirate-infested seas, to the mysterious island that may hold the secret to the origin not only of the shadowy Bookman, but of Orphan himself....
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"The Bookman is a delight, crammed with gorgeous period detail, seat-of-the-pants adventure and fabulous set-pieces." (The Guardian)
"This is a steampunk gem...Bring on a sequel, Tidhar! I'm craving to know what happens after the ending!" (SFF World)
"The Bookman pokes at the fat and waddled body of steampunk with its walking cane and leaves it on the roadside with its fresh take on Victorian London without losing any steam on its way" (Loudmouth Man)
"Mysterious parallel dimension adventure"
The world of fictitious characters mingles with historical personages providing a vivid backdrop for an adventure to find out what is real and what is fiction.
"Fantastic Adventure"
The story was engaging, a perfect boys adventure story. The narration was simply brilliant! I will look for this narrator again
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I read the 2nd book in the Bookman Histories, Camera Obscura, last year and really enjoyed it. I was excited to go back and read the book that started it all. Unfortunately this book was just okay for me; I had trouble engaging with the characters and the story just seemed to drag on and on.
I listened to this on audiobook which I do not recommend. The narrator distinguished between voices of different characters well, but his choices for voices were often shrill and obnoxious. There were character voices in the book that made me flinch with their shrillness. Definitely don't listen to this on audiobook.
This book tells the story of Orphen. He is a poet who wants nothing more than to live our his life with his beloved Lucy. When Lucy is murdered by the terrorist The Bookman, Orphen goes on a quest of revenge. He will either get Lucy back, kill the Bookman, or die trying. Unfortunately for Orphen he becomes deeply embroiled in a plot full of alien lizard races and automatons.
As with Camera Obscura, I enjoyed the wonderfully creative world here. The British Empire is run by a lizard race, automatons are struggling for their rights, and the Bookman seems to have eyes and agents everywhere. Unfortunately since I was introduced to this world in Camera Obscura, while I still enjoyed it, some of the novelty had worn off for me.
I had a lot of trouble engaging with Orphen. His is kind of whiny and weak as a character; he is a poet at heart and spends a lot of time whining about loosing Lucy. He wants to take action but is continually swept up in events that are bigger than he is. By his own omission for most of the book he is a pawn.
The majority of the storyline revolves around political struggles between the lizard folk, the Bookman, the Automatons, and the British people. If you like politics you may really enjoy this. I personally am not big on politically focused books and constantly had trouble staying engaged in the story.
The story takes many side trips along the way. You may find yourself suddenly emerged in a history of this or that when you thought you were on an adventure to a different locale. This lead to the storyline being somewhat ambiguous and convoluted. I was listening to this and constantly found my mind wandering and missing parts of the story because I just couldn't stay interested in what was going on.
As I said the writing wanders a bit and the pacing is slow. There is some wonderful descriptive writing throughout though and the dark and bleak environments really come alive. There is an oddly heavy science fiction element to this steampunk story as well.
Overall an okay book. The world is wondrous and creative and the descriptions very well done. The main character of Orphan was a weak one though and I had trouble staying engaged. The story was ambiguous at times and wandered quite a bit, again I had trouble staying focused on what was going on at points because I just didn't care. The story was very political in nature, which I don't care much for. If you love steampunk stories and are interested in a politically motivated steampunk story that is a bit ambiguous you might like this book. Personally I would recommend Cherie Priest's Clockwork Century series over this one.
"Enjoyed it very much"
Book itself is not bad - much better that I expected really. An eclectic patchwork of real names (not only of "Victorians" but also of people who lived much later) and book characters with no real connection to their personalities. But it was a great fun to hunt out familiar names and titles. And some pieces, like Bookman's lair description, were as music to ears of a bookmaniac and collector as myself. (Music, which, I must add, had a little air of Walter Moers's "City of Dreaming Books" for me.)
Jonathan Keeble's reading is a little bit TOO dramatic, but in the end it was a nice listen. It's a pity, that the second book is read by a woman narrator. Actually, it was rather unpleasant surprise for me. I don't like women voices much and I doubt I'll buy the sequel. (Also I think that it should be a good courtesy to give all the books of the series to read to one narrator.)
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Penguins drop their third in a row, lose to Flyers, 2-1November 14, 2013 12:09 AM
The Penguins are going to win another game at some point.
They're going to score an even-strength goal eventually, too.
And there's a pretty good chance that both will happen on the same night.
They have scored one goal-- always on the power plays -- in each of their past three games, including a 2-1 loss Wednesday night against Philadelphia at Consol Energy Center.
Not coincidentally, they own their second three-game losing streak of the season.
The Penguins (11-7) haven't scored a five-on-five goal since a 3-0 victory Nov. 2 in Columbus, which just happens to be the most recent time they got a couple of points to show for their work.
"You have to score goals to win games," right winger James Neal said.
That's an obvious truth. It also isn't often an issue for the Penguins, whose offense generally is one of the NHL's most volatile.
"This is not the norm for us, but it happens," defenseman Matt Niskanen said. "Scoring goals is one of those things where, when things are going good, pucks that have no business going in find their way in.
"When you're in one of those funks like we are now, you get golden opportunities and pucks find a way to stay out."
Ray Emery, the Flyers backup goalie, found ways to keep 30 of the 31 shots the Penguins threw at him out of his net.
And his teammates found a way to run their season-best winning streak to three games, even though they had played in Ottawa 24 hours earlier while the Penguins were resting.
None of that seemed particularly likely on the first shift, when the Penguins had several scoring chances and actually got a puck past Emery just 19 seconds after the opening faceoff.
"Not a good way to start a game," Flyers coach Craig Berube said.
A video review concluded, however, that left winger Chris Kunitz had used a deliberate kicking motion to knock the puck into the net, and the goal was disallowed.
"I was probably trying to move my feet toward the puck to knock it down," Kunitz said.
"It looked like I hit it with my left, and then my right followed through into the net."
The Penguins, who had won their previous three games against Philadelphia, weren't fazed by that ruling.
They had run up a 10-3 advantage in shots before Brayden Schenn of the Flyers was penalized for interfering with goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury at 9:04.
They had gotten several quality scoring chances in that span, but were unable to capitalize. Which again turned out to be a recurring theme.
"We're certainly not doing enough around the net and in those areas to get the goals that I think were there," coach Dan Bylsma said.
"We had opportunities. There were rebounds.
"There were situations, but we're not able to get in there and finish, find those rebounds and go there to get that second-chance opportunity."
The power play stemming from Schenn's minor disrupted the Penguins' early momentum, and Philadelphia seized a 1-0 lead when Schenn beat Fleury from inside the left circle at 16:02 after forward Wayne Simmonds outfought Penguins defenseman Robert Bortuzzo for a puck behind the goal line.
Sidney Crosby, who had gone without a point in the previous two games, negated that with a power-play goal at 8:29 of the second, as he worked free in front of the net and steered in an Evgeni Malkin feed from along the right-wing boards.
That was Crosby's ninth of the season -- seven of which have tied the score or given the Penguins a lead -- and his 30th against Philadelphia, the most against any opponent.
The Flyers, however, got a man-advantage goal later in the period, and it proved to be the winner.
Schenn collected a puck that caromed off the right post and tucked it into the net from the right side of the crease at 18:40 of the second.
Neither team scored in the third period. Then again, only one needed to.
The Penguins offense tends to revolve more around finesse than physicality, but there are times when a blue-collar approach is called for.
Times such as this.
"We've got to get the puck to the net," Kunitz said. "We've got to get bodies to the net. Get second, third, fourth chances. Whatever it takes."
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