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A man suddenly finds himself able to read women's minds and actually know what women want from men.Now,what guy doesn't want to be in that position? This was a terrific idea for a film and it was executed to perfection.Who better than Mel Gibson to represent us in this situation? He's the one man women probably wish understood them.At any rate,Gibson really turns on the Gibson charm here and there's not a better film in which to do that.Helen Hunt makes a great leading lady and is her usual charming self.Also,from the supporting cast,it's always great to see Alan Alda,one of the most underrated actors of our time.This film starts with a very unique,funny idea,and it does not disappoint in terms of how good it can be executed.Well casted,well directed and very funny film.
This is pretty much the typical romantic comedy, but with an interesting twist; the main character has the ability to hear womens thoughts. The important thing was that for it to work, the character would be placed in a lot of interesting comical situations, where you could laugh at it, without it being too mocking of womens thoughts, or too far-out to enjoy. It succeeds pretty well, however the way the character gains and loses the ability were handled somewhat poorly. The humor is good, and there is plenty of it, throughout the entire runtime. The characters were believable, and the main character eventually grew to be likable. The plot was good, and the acting likewise. The only thing that brings the movie down, is the poor execution of the gain/loss of the ability to hear womens thoughts, and the sugar-sweet ending, that was too predictable and plain boring, as anyone who's seen one of the hundreds(possibly thousands) of romantic comedies out there. No actual new stuff brought to the table, apart from the interesting and original concept of a man being able to hear what women are thinking. OK for a romantic comedy. 7/10
Mel Gibson is known as sort of a macho action hero, and stereotyped into his
Mad Max/Martin Riggs persona. But I've noticed (except for "Braveheart" and
"The Patriot") he injects comic relief into almost anything he does. So
doing a straight comedy doesn't seem like much of a stretch, and as you
watch in a movie like this Gibson's timing and delivery is impeccable. On
and off the camera, he has an incredible sense of humor, and he probably
improvised some featured gags.
The premise is very original and interesting. A guy who can hear a woman's every thought? That's pretty much every man's fantasy. And the premise is used wisely. I laughed the whole way through! It's hilarious to watch Gibson emasculating himself by the minute, and the joke never runs dry.
I was laughing so much that I was able to tolerate the film's corny ending. I mean, when is a romantic comedy going to come along that doesn't feature a formulaic ending that is supposed to make people leave the theater and go "Awwww"?
The supporting cast is full of big stars. Bette Midler has an amusing cameo as a chain-smoking shrink. I only wish she could've had some additional scenes.
"What Women Want" is an original, feel-good comedy that will have you on the floor! This not a "chick flick." If you want to laugh--this is the movie to see! No questions asked!
My score: 8 (out of 10)
The film What Women Want is about a man, Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson),
who has been characterized as a 'man's man,' a male who is the type of
guy that other men look up to. Darcy Maguire (Helen Hunt) also stars
and sends Marshall into a male power trip when she is offered a job
position that he was trying so hard to get. Marshall is known for his
ability to seduce women and fornicate with them. Most of the women in
his life think that he is a self centered jerk, because of the way he
objectifies them. Even his fifteen year old daughter feels as if they
are not related because of his poor communication skills with women.
But an unexpected twist took place one day while blow drying mousse in
his hair. While he was going about his business, Marshall tripped, and
fell into his bathtub full of water, being electrocuted severely. Oddly
enough, what would kill a normal human being did not harm Nick in any
way, rather than it mysteriously gave him the power to hear what women
are thinking. So, equipped with his new skill, he goes about his day,
not knowing he has this amazing ability. Throughout his random
encounters with women, particularly at work, he comes to realize that
all the women are not very fond of him.
In all movies, there is always a message of some sort that the director is trying to express. In this particular film, I believe there is more than one message. One of the dilemmas the movie expressed was women do not know what they want. Throughout the movie, women were constantly complaining about men, or their hair, or their outfit. The truth is that women do not know what they do want; only what they don't want. Another message it displayed is a world renown problem: the concept that men do not have a clue about women. They communicate differently as men, and want different things as well. Is reading women's minds the only way for men to understand? I sure hope not.
The technique of this movie is nothing to throw a fit over. The average cinematography isn't dazzling, but it is good enough to keep the viewer interested. The sound track was well thought out, with many famous songs helping out in several scenes and strongly assisting in setting the mood. A few things stand out in the movie that question reality. For example, Gibson falls into a full bathtub, gets electrocuted by thousands of volts, and only wakes up with a headache. At a different point in the movie he gets shocked again, but not by a household utensil. The second time it's by lightning, and again, just a headache. No singed eyebrows or fried shoelaces were to be found.
What Women Want is an entertaining movie at the least. Mel Gibson, as always, does an excellent job portraying his character, as well as Helen Hunt. The cast did a well-rounded job, and no one was out of place. I enjoyed the movie thoroughly and enjoyed the humor. The film was filled with talented acting, laughs, and lighthearted suspense. It would be a good recommendation for anyone who is bored and desires a humorous, fun movie. The idea of a man being able to read women's minds is clever and amusing. Should this ever happen, would it be classified as a gift, or a nightmare?
Here is a movie that, to be sure, is part fantasy, part wacky comedy; but to call `What Women Want,' directed by Nancy Meyers, `just' a comedy would be not only inaccurate, but would be doing an injustice to the film as well. Because-- while there are plenty of laughs to be had (especially early on)-- in the end, there is a lot more bite and substance to it than first meets the eye. Enough to definitely raise it far above the `fluff' piece many will perceive it to be, if only due to some shallow reviews and the theatrical trailer currently being shown, which gives only the vaguest notion of what this movie is really all about. In fact, once most of the `cute' stuff is out of the way (about a third of the way through), the film really starts to get good,with a message about decency that is worthwhile, if only it can penetrate the formidable barrier of the viewer with an attention span barely able to accommodate an episode of `Friends.' Beyond the humor, there is a story here about a man named Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson) who literally receives the shock of his life, and afterwards must deal with who he is by coming to terms with his past, realizing the truth about himself in the present, and understanding what his future will be if he does not change his ways . It's something of a contemporary take on `A Christmas Carol,' with Nick an egotistical, self-centered, witty (In his own eyes) Scrooge; a veritable legend in his own mind, which is not-- as he comes to find out-- necessarily the way he is perceived by many of those around him, especially the women in his professional life. The screenplay, written by Cathy Yuspa and Josh Goldsmith, is extremely insightful and brought to the screen with equal acuity by director Meyers, who goes to great lengths at the beginning of the film to explain Nick's exaggerated chauvinism, what made him the `Man's man' he has become. And while it is clever and effective, closer scrutiny in the editing room may have benefited the overall film, as his character is somewhat `overly' established. But just about at the point when you're saying to yourself, `All right I get it!' Meyers grabs the helm with both hands and suddenly the ship is at full mast and on course, where she keeps it for the rest of the journey. The turning point comes after Nick's visit to a marriage counselor (a terrific cameo by Bette Midler) with whom he had had business some years before. It's as if not only Nick, but Meyers as well, had heeded Bette's advice. Mel Gibson does a good job of getting into Nick Marshall's skin, and he's to be commended for going out on a limb and taking on a character that may not be immediately embraced by even die-hard Gibson fans. It's a testimony to his ability as an actor, though, because he does make Nick the epitome of chauvinism, and except for the few throw-back Neanderthals (women as well as men) still in existence who subscribe to the `Man's man' theory of de-evolution, Nick will effect the same response from the audience that he does in the minds of many of the women who surround him in the movie. It's only when you've had a chance to consider Gibson's performance at arm's length that you will realize how good he is in this film. On the other hand, the real saving grace of this movie is immediately discernible, and that is the performance of the wonderful Helen Hunt. As Darcy McGuire, the professional hired to lead the ad agency for whom Nick works into the Twenty-first Century, Hunt is nothing less than sensational. One of the most gifted, expressive actors in the business, she raises the level of the drama (not to mention the comedy) by succinctly conveying the strength-- and at the same time the vulnerability-- of Darcy, while exhibiting a depth of emotion that adds so much to the impact (and the success) of the film. And, in a notable supporting role, Judy Greer is memorable as Erin, a lonely young woman who works at the ad agency. It's the `Tiny Tim' role of the film, and though a small part, it figures prominently in revealing Nick's inner-most feelings at a pivotal moment of the film. Rounding out the supporting cast are Alan Alda (Dan), Marisa Tomei (Lola), Ashley Johnson (Alexandra), Mark Feuerstein (Morgan), Lauren Holly (Gigi), Delta Burke (Eve), Valerie Perrine (Margo) and Sarah Paulson (Annie). What Meyers has created here is a mixed-bag, sleight-of-hand bit of entertainment that is so much more than what it seems to be on the surface that it is bound to evoke an equally mixed-bag of reactions (positive and negative) from the audience. It's amusing-- downright funny at times-- but also exasperating. To receive the full rewards offered by `What Women Want,' you're going to have to give it something as well. If you do, you'll be pleasantly surprised by what you get in return. And that, my friends, is the magic of the movies. I rate this one 8/10.
When this movie started, I didn't know if I would like it, although it had
very powerful beginning. But eventually (around the part I mentioned) I
realized that it's very funny. And you've gotta love the
Mel Gibson is Nick Marshall, a womanizer who at the same time doesn't understand women at all. When the womanliest of all women, Darcy Maguire (Helen Hunt), starts to work with his company, she assigns everyone to think of advertising ideas for at least one feminine item in the boxes she gives them (pantyhose, lipstick, mascara, a wonderbra, nail polish, etc.). Nick tries to think, but instead gets drunk and paints his nails, tries on the mascara and pantyhose, and yes, waxes his legs. That night, a freak accident occurs in his apartment, and then he can hear what women are thinking. He uses this asset to steal Darcy's ideas, and at the same time falls in love with her.
Besides Gibson and Hunt's performances, there are three other reasons I love this movie. One, Marisa Tomei, who is perky and cute as Nick's previous uninterested love interest, a coffee-shop girl named Lola. But just when Nick gets less desperate for her and more so for Darcy, Lola discovers that she really does like him. Two, Ashley Johnson, who is demanding but lovable as Nick's teenage daughter from a previous marriage. He can hear her thoughts, too, and finds out that she's planning to lose her virginity on prom night. Although he tries to stop her, she eventually learns the lesson on her own. Three, it has an awesome soundtrack. Frank Sinatra, the Temptations, Nancy Wilson, and Bobby Darin sing old classics, while Christina Agulera and Meredith Brooks perform fairly new hits.
Anybody who likes comedy, romance, or just a great movie should see "What Women Want." I think it's one of the few unisex romantic comedies (not chick flicks) there are, so it's a great date movie.
A new creative director (Helen Hunt) is hired by an ad agency (run by Alan
Alda) to bring it up to date by appealing to the women's market. Mel Gibson,
an account executive and a real man's man, was slated for that position, and
he wants to get rid of Hunt. At her first staff meeting, Hunt gives each
person a package of various women's products, and each must come up with a
campaign for at least one of the items.
At home, Gibson tries out the products in a tour de force of cross-dressing. Funny, if not roll on the floor hilarious, and he does it with an aplomb that makes it look so easy that you at the very least have to admire his skill. In the process, Gibson falls into a tub, followed by a live hair dryer, and receives a shock that alters his brain so that he can hear the thoughts of women. As a result, he bowls everyone over, especially Hunt, with his creative insight into the women's market. Now he's got her right where he wants her...or so he thinks. But creative insight turns out to be a two-edged sword.
I liked this one a lot more than I thought I would. It reminded me of one of those late 50's early 60's romantic comedies, at least in its earlier scenes. In fact, I liked it so much that it made me feel sorry for Woody Allen. His "Curse of the Jade Dragon" suffers by comparison. I mention it, because Allen's film also stars Helen Hunt and, interestingly, has a similar situationa woman is hired on to bring a company up to date, and she threatens to disrupt the man's career. Even mind-alteration is involved, although of a different kind.
I think the mind-reading premise is brilliant and is set in just the right context, and Hunt and Gibson played off each other very well. I've seen Mel Gibson on a couple of Jay Leno shows, and he seemed ill-at-ease and sometimes a little abrupt, as though he were either very shy, not too bright, or for some reason just didn't want to be there. But what a difference when he's on screen and playing a role that in bygone days would have been filled by Jack Lemmon or Tony Randall or Rock Hudson. Ok, maybe he's not the all-round actor that Lemmon was, but he fit that particular role perfectly. And he even does a bit of a Gene Kelly routine!
"What Women Want" has a unusual plot which also makes us (men) think:
what do women really want? The final conclusion is that they want
happiness, just like men.
Despite being a predictable movie and nothing extraordinary, at least it teaches to us (men) some valuable lessons about women. It's a good way to understand and know them better.
The first hour of this movie is great fun, very entertaining and pure comedy. During the first hour we have some moments to give us good laughs. Mel Gibson has never been this funny before. He plays a hilarious character: Nick Marshall, a typical "macho men" or a "men's man". The kind of man that other men admire and want to be like him. The kind of man who doesn't understand a thing about women (although seen as a "God's gift" to women). Nick is proud, rich, chauvinistic, single and loves to hear Frank Sinatra.
After an accident with the hairdryer, he suddenly has the power of hearing what women think and what they think of him isn't what he expected. He sees this as a curse, but after being convinced by a psychologist that he could take advantage of this gift, he uses it to manipulate Darcy McGuire.
However, in the second half, the movie fails, becoming predictable and somehow lame, losing all its comical side. Some ridiculous and silly things happen in the second half. Also, I rather the "old" Nick than the "good" Nick, because the "old" Nick was much funnier. He becomes the "good guy" in the second half, losing his sense of humor.
This movie has some nice songs, such as "I Won't Dance" (performed by Frank Sinatra), "I've Got You Under My Skin" (performed by Frank Sinatra in a duet with Bono) and "Bitch" (performed by Meredith Brooks).
Mel Gibson is great and charming as Nick Marshall, while Helen Hunt is okay and pretty in the role of Darcy McGuire.
In the 1960's, popular writer and psychiatrist, Eric Berne wrote a book upon which this film should have been its premise. The book was called the 'games people play.' This interesting, quirky, comedy movie is called " What women want. " It tells the story of a top Manhattan, executive, Nick Marshall, (Mel Gibson) in the advertising business who experiences a shocking electrical accident which leaves him with the ability to read women's minds. Much like another movie, 'The Misadventures of Merlin Jones.' Although females at his place of employment consider him to be a snobbish, egocentric, male chauvinist and brutish womanizer, he sees himself the opposite. Slated for a promotion, he is dismayed when he is not. Instead another executive, a female, Darcy Maguire (Helen Hunt) is chosen. Believing he is cursed, he seeks a doctor who convinces him it's not a curse, but a blessing. Although, there is much to learn, Marshall soon adapts and uses his power to sabotage Darcy and her efforts. Alan Alda plays Dan Wanamaker, Gibson's boss, with Marisa Tomei, Delta Burke and Valerie Perrine in supporting roles, this movie sails well, until the principals meet to resolve their predicament, which in this reviewer's opinion, leaves much to be desired. Nevertheless, Gibson does a good job and is able to produce many a smile with his feminine antics. ****
This was the most fun I've had movie-watching in at least a year. It had me laughing, talking to the characters (mainly "Oh, no!" and "Watch out!"), and eager to see what would happen next. I guess it's true that women are difficult for men to understand because what we're are thinking often contradicts what we're saying. What DO women want? The casting was wonderful, the acting was superb, and the direction was perfect. I heard that Tim Allan had been considered for the lead role. He would've been a great choice, but so was Mel Gibson. Bravo to one and all! Now how about doing a similar movie with a woman hearing men's thoughts, hmmmm? Just as Shirley Temple helped distract grateful Americans from the Great Depression, we need more comedies like this to distract us from equally-distressing things.
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Caroline wondered aimlessly around the streets of New York City, sniffling occasionally as she tried to calm herself down. It was freezing out, but she was numb to the cold and rain. Her feet hurt, and she couldn't even imagine how dirty they were from walking around without shoes. It was 1:30 in the morning, and she knew Nik was going to be beyond furious when she got home, but she wouldn't bring herself to stop walking.
She had been with Nik for almost a year now as a couple, two years as companions. While they argued on occasion, even had little spats, they had never gotten into an actual fight before and it upset her. Her perfect, idyllic existence was brought to a halt by the realization that they weren't perfect. She and Nik were both overly stubborn people, both insecure in their own way, and both had trust issues. So, needless to say, when she walked into their apartment to find some beautiful skank with her arms wrapped around Nik, Caroline freaked the hell out on them.
She couldn't believe she found it, the perfect slip of lace to wear for Nik when she gave him her anniversary gift, which was something he had been bugging her about for months: the chance to paint her naked. She wasn't ready for the naked part, the thought of a picture out there with her sans clothes freaked her the hell out. And though she was pretty sure Nik had a sketchbook full of naked pictures of her, that was different than actually modeling for him. She knew Nik would never let anyone else see it, but it still freaked her out. So, her in skimpy, barely there lace was her compromise. It took her forever to find the perfect shade of blue, the same blue as the first article of clothing that Nik ever bought her. It was beautiful in its simplicity, a lace slip that cupped her breasts in the most flattering way, flowing down to end a few inches below her butt.
It was late, close to 9pm when she finally got back to the penthouse Nik bought when they moved to New York. The doorman greeted her with a smile, he was a nice older gentleman that always seemed to happy to see her. She smiled and waved at him as she headed to the private elevator that would take her to the 80th floor.
Like she always did when she got home, she dropped her stuff to the floor and ran into Nik's office to see him, once again surprised by how much she missed him while shopping. She had gone with one of Nik's hybrid, a quiet girl named Natalie, whom Caroline knew Nik compelled to protect her at all cost, even her own life. She hated the idea that some nice hybrid would take a hand to the heart for her without hesitation, she never wanted to be responsible for someone dying. But she also knew that Nik wouldn't let her out unprotected, it was something they had argued about in the past multiple times, and it took her a while to realize he didn't do it just because he was a controlling alpha male. He did it because he couldn't fathom the idea of something happening to her, he wouldn't be able to deal with that. So, she accepted the guard detail on the grounds that it didn't seem like a guard detail. Her and Natalie were actually friends, they saw movies together and did a lot of shopping. Natalie was the closest thing she had to a girlfriend since leaving Mystic Falls.
"Nik, what are we doing…" Caroline's words died on her lips, her mouth dropping open at the sight in front of her. Nik was in his study, and there was some beautiful, skanky girl wrapped in his arms.
It was like being shot in the gut with a wooden bullet. Her heart thudded, her hands started sweating immediately, and she couldn't breathe.
"Caroline," Klaus untangled himself from the brunette's arms and took a step towards her.
"Don't," Caroline held up a hand, barely noticing how the girl faded into the background of the room, most likely into the bathroom off the study. "Don't even…how could you do this to me? In our home?"
"Caroline, sweetheart, this isn't what…."
"What it looks like, it never is," Caroline bit her lip to keep from crying. "I never thought you would do this, I thought that what we had was enough, that I was enough."
"You are being over-dramatic, love," Klaus growled, his hands fisting at his sides.
"Of course it's my fault, it always is," Caroline sneered at him, her fangs pushing through her gums. "Was this the first time or have you been fucking other girls the whole time we've been together?"
"You dare question my integrity, my word?" Klaus shouted. "You know how I feel, you should trust my word."
"I did trust you," Caroline yelled back. "I trusted you more than I have anyone before, right up until I saw you with that skank."
"Apparently you never trusted me, not if you think I would hurt you this way."
"No, apparently I was an idiot to think you were any different than Tyler," Caroline wiped furiously at her eyes.
"Really, Caroline, you compare me to that mutt," Klaus growled. "You need to grow up, Caroline, and stop acting like a teenager."
That hurt almost more than seeing him with another girl, and Caroline could tell by the look in his eyes that Nik regretted the words as soon as he said them. He tried to take another step forward, but she stepped backwards, her arms wrapping around herself to try to hold herself in.
"Anything else you want to add?" Caroline whispered, not even attempting to stop the tears from falling. "Maybe call me shallow and useless."
"Sweetheart," Klaus's voice softened, his eyes tortured as he started into hers.
"I can't…..I can't breathe in here," Caroline shook her head. "I need some air."
"I will come with you," Klaus said.
"No, if you really care about me at all you will let me get air by myself," Caroline said.
"You will not leave the building," Klaus said, his hands fisting at his sides. "I will tell Charles that you are coming downstairs for a few minutes but you will not leave the building."
Caroline nodded and then ran out, a sob choking her as she fell into the elevator. She leaned against the wall, the heels of her hands pressing against her eyes in an attempt to erase what she saw from her memory. But it didn't work, she would always remember seeing Nik with someone else.
Charles greeted her with a concerned smile, and Caroline could tell by his stature that he would not let her leave. But he was human and she knew he wasn't on vervain. She hadn't done it in so long but she didn't think twice about compelling him to let her leave.
Klaus paced the length of the penthouse, his body tense and furious. He knew he was too harsh on Caroline, but he did not like hearing her accusations when nothing could be further from the truth. He would not cheat on her, would never even think about it. She was all that he needed, she was so much his entire world that it actually scared him. If anything were to happen to her, everyone human, vampire, werewolf, and witch he came across for the foreseeable future would pay the price.
Despite how he felt about Caroline, he didn't always know how to say it, and he didn't know how to act in a real relationship. He was controlling and extremely over-protective, possessive and jealous. He was used to people doing what he said, and Caroline did not do anything she didn't want to without questioning it. He adored that about her, adored how she wasn't scared of him, but it was hard for him to adapt to talking about something, rather than ordering.
He still could not believe that Caroline actually compelled Charles. She detested compulsion and only used it when necessary. He knew she would feel horrible about her actions later on, even though no harm had come to Charles. He had his two local hybrids searching the city for her, along with a few NYPD detectives that owed him a few favors. He wanted to be out searching for her himself, and he would if she wasn't found soon, but he also wanted to be here when she came home. And she would come home. Caroline loved him, he knew that as much as he knew he loved her, and she wouldn't run. He knew she needed time to compose herself, to come to grips with what she thought she'd seen, but he did not like the way she went about doing it. Had she told him she wanted some space away from him, he would have had Natalie go with her.
The intercom buzzed, and Klaus raced over, growling into the speaker. "Is she here?"
"Yes," Charles said. "She has asked that you bring money for her cab."
Klaus ran out the door before Charles had finished, taking the stairs instead of the elevator because he was faster. He had the stairwell camera's disabled when they moved in, not wanting any recorded records of their life. He slowed his movements when he entered the lobby, stalking past an anxious-looking doorman, and outside. Caroline was standing next to a cab, her arms wrapped around herself. Her hair was soaking wet, goose-bumps covering her skin. She didn't have a coat on, or even shoes, her bare feet dirty and caked with dry blood. He stalked over to her side, tossing a few bills at the cab driver, not caring what they were, and then gathered Caroline up in his arms. She didn't protest, her arms circling his neck as he swung her up into his arms bridal style. He nodded to Charles as he passed, running upstairs and into their flat.
Caroline looked completely numb, making his heart drop at the thought that she might have turned her emotions off. He wouldn't allow it, if she had, he would do the one thing he promised to never do and compel her to turn them back on. He couldn't imagine living one day without seeing Caroline's sunshine smile, didn't want to fathom the darkness he would live in without her light. He lived in darkness for over a thousand years until she came along and bathed him in her unique light. And having experienced it, having soaked his soul in her radiance for two years, he wouldn't know how to go back to living in darkness again.
He stripped her clothes off, sitting her on the counter as he stripped off his own. He moved them into the shower, letting the hot water warm her cold body and clean the dirt from her skin. Once clean, he dried her off and tucked her slim body into one of his Henley shirts, her favorite thing to wear around the house. Forging clothes, he preferred to sleep naked, her carried her to their large bed and moved them under the covers, cuddling her against his side.
He sighed with relief when Caroline's hands reached up to tangle in his necklaces, something she always did when she was nervous, upset, or scared. While he didn't want her to be any of those things, it was a sign that she hadn't turned it off.
"Who was she?" Caroline whispered against his chest. "Do you love her?"
"Sweetheart, you know better than that," Klaus pushed himself up until he was sitting, his back against the headboard and moved her body so that she was straddling his lap. "You know you are the only one I am in love with, the only one I will ever be in love with. Alicia is a witch, a friend of mine from years ago."
"No," Klaus cupped her face, his thumbs rubbing her cheekbones soothingly. "While Alicia is attractive, I've never been one for mixing business with pleasure; it causes too many problems. And even if I had been so inclined, I have never been Alicia's type."
"Yeah, right," Caroline grumbled.
"Sweetheart, I am not her type," Klaus repeated, a smirk covering his lips when she finally understood what he meant.
"Why didn't you just say she liked girls?" Caroline demanded, hitting his chest with her little fists.
"Love, you didn't give me a chance," Klaus reminded her with a growl. "You automatically assumed the worst of me."
"I'm sorry," Caroline whispered, looking down at her hands. "I just…seeing her in your arms, it was worse than being shot. I couldn't see anything past that."
"You know how much you mean to me," Klaus said. "I think I more than proven that over the last two years. The fact that you automatically assume I would cheat on you makes me believe that you don't trust me."
"If you had walked in and seen some guys with his arms all around me…"
Klaus growled, his fingers digging into her hips. "I would rip his heart out."
"So you don't trust me," Caroline said.
"Yes, I trust you," Klaus assured her. "I just will not allow some other man to put his hands on you."
"Just like I won't let some skanky chick put her hands on you," Caroline said. "And I do trust you, I trust you more than I've ever trusted anyone else….it's just…"
"Just what, my love?"
"I've never thought I would be enough for you," Caroline whispered, her face pressing against his chest. "I've never been enough."
Klaus sighed, his lips pressing against her hair while his arms wrapped around her. He longed to kill every person that made her feel insecure, made her feel like she wasn't enough. He would do so if she only asked, though he knew she never would. He hated that she didn't see what he saw when he looked at her, his complete and utter salvation. She was a balm to his soul, one that he would never grow tired of, nor want to replace.
"You are more than enough for me," Klaus assured her. "You will always be enough for me. I will never grow tired of you nor will I ever want someone else. You are my mate, Caroline, and nothing will change that."
"I know that, in here," Caroline touched her heart. "But sometimes I start to doubt myself up here." She touched her head. "I'm trying, Nik, I'm trying so hard to see myself like you do but it's hard."
"I know you are, love," Klaus kissed her forehead, his hands slipping under the shirt she was wearing. "I am sorry for what I said, I was angry. I do not think you are immature. You are not shallow and you are not useless. I hate that you think that way about yourself."
"You make me feel like I'm so much more important and valuable than I know I am," Caroline cupped his face in her small hands, a smile crossing her lips as rubbed his cheeks. She had a deep fascination with his stubble, and was prone to throwing dramatic fits when he fully shaved. "You make me feel like it's okay to just be me."
"Love, you are the most important thing in the world, and more valuable than anything," Klaus turned his head to kiss her palm, and then nip it lightly, chuckling when she giggled. "I love you, you do know that, correct?"
Tears filled Caroline's eyes, a few slipping past her lashes and down her cheeks as she nodded. "I love you too, so much."
"I know, Caroline," Klaus pulled her in for a deep kiss, his hands bracing on her hips. "Now, reach over to the bedside table, cara, I have a surprise for you."
"You don't have to buy me things, Klaus," Caroline shook her head, a fond smile crossing her lips. She reached over and grabbed the jewelry box sitting on the table, excitement lighting up her face. While he knew she didn't expect or demand expensive trinkets from him, she always got excited when he bought her something, whether it be jewelry, clothing, or a book she really wanted. She liked that he knew what she liked and that he thought about her.
He adored watching her get excited about anything, whether it be her favorite show, a new country they visited, or a piece of chocolate. After a thousand years, he was jaded about the world. Then Caroline came along and it was like looking at the world anew.
"Ohh, Nik," Caroline whispered, tears filling her eyes, her hand hesitantly reaching out to touch the contents of the box. "It's the same one.'
"Yes, the bracelet I gave you for your birthday," Klaus pulled it out of the box and clasped it around her wrist.
"There's a necklace and earrings that went with it?" Caroline touched the other objects within the box, the jewelry matching the bracelet.
"No, I had these custom made for you," Klaus said, smiling as she touched the jewelry lovingly. "I had some alterations made to all the pieces, and they will now work to protect you from the sun."
"Even the bracelet?" Caroline studied it, her eyes narrowing as she tried to find the lapis lazuli stone.
"It's on the clasp," Klaus showed her. "That was why Alicia was here, she just finished the spell on the pieces a few minutes before you came home."
"So you hugged her?" Caroline arched a brow.
"No, love, she hugged me," Klaus said, smirking at the pout that crossed her lips. He didn't mind her little bouts of jealousy, he was prone them himself, as long as it didn't get to the point that it did today. "As I paid for her little brother to tuition to MIT."
"For spelling jewelry, isn't that a bit steep of a price?" Caroline frowned. "I'm fine with just my ring."
"I'd feel more comfortable if you had multiple pieces, Caroline," Klaus said. "And I do not like the fact that your friend is the one that did the spell on your ring, if she chooses too…"
"Yeah, I got the warning, the witch that makes the ring can take it away," Caroline interrupted, making him grind his teeth. It was another reason he wished to kill her so-called friends, the fact that the Bennett witch threatened Caroline's safety in such a way did not sit well with him. "Aren't you worried that Alicia might do that too?"
"No, I trust her to a point," Klaus said. "And as I'm paying an enormous price for her brother's schooling, and I also know where every member of her family is, she would be extremely stupid to attempt to cross me."
"You didn't have to threaten her," Caroline tapped his nose.
"When it comes to your safety, I will make as many threats as I deem necessary," Klaus nipped her finger with his human teeth, and then lathed the sting, smirking when Caroline's eyes dilated, her sweet arousal filling the air. "But just to ease your mind, I didn't threaten her. Alicia has no desire to get involved with vampire drama. I keep other vampires off her trail and in exchange, she does a few smaller spells when I need them done."
"I need to apologize to her, she probably thinks I'm a crazy psycho bitch."
"She does not think that," Klaus assured her. "She scolded me for not warning you beforehand. But I will pass along your apologizes if you would like."
"Why can't I apologize for myself?"
"Because while I may not be her type, you very much are," Klaus pulled her closer.
"But…but I like girls now," Caroline feigned to the right, giggling happily when he pulled her back and flipped her under him. "Can we have makeup sex now?"


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Excellently located behind the Parador, 2 minutes walk to the beach and an interesting 10 minute stroll to the town centre, passing many shops and restaurants before you arrive at the beautiful Balcon de Europa, an ideal spot to sit and watch the world go by. This holiday home is is a very secure block of only 11 apartments and has been lovingly refurbished throughout with two bedrooms, plus sofa bed. Each room has individually controlled air conditioning, heating (optional & with supplement). New open-plan fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, fridge freezer, microwave, gas hob, oven, dishwasher, etc.. New bathroom containing extra large shower, WC, bidet & basin. Separate WC and washing machine area. Large comfortable lounge with Ipod Docking Station, CD/DVD player and TV. Internet is available at a supplement. There is a good sized south facing terrace overlooking the gardens and pool. Private secure gated parking and there is a well kept communal garden and pool. The apartment is fully equipped with towels and bedlinen. We can arrange taxi transfer from the airport.
Our parents purchased the property when we were children and we enjoyed so many holidays here as young children, now enjoying our home from home with our children and grandchildren. This block is all about family, lovely secure garden, pool and gated entrance for security. We visit every couple of months and our family love it here.
We are situated overlooking the pool. If the children are playing out and about you can easily keep an eye on them and I always remember them playing with Dad in the pool and enjoying a moment to myself whilst I overlooked and enjoyed from the terrace facing the pool.
The small block size is hard to come by in Nerja. The location with private gate to beach road is convenient and the short walk to the centre is leisurely and interesting. The garden and communal pool are beautiful and secure private parking is the bonus.
Hi Ger & Frank, thanks for holiday. The apartment was lovely, really clean and comfortable. It was only a short walk to the centre of town and the beach was so close. Great location! Great holiday.Thanks Mick and Aideen.
Frank and Geraldine were very helpful and efficient, promptly replying to any queries we had regarding our forthcoming stay. Geraldine kindly organised a taxi transfer from the airport to the appartment through a recommended taxi company. We were greeted by a lovely lady taxi driver who spoke English and made our transfer to the resort stess free. She had collected the keys from the agent pre-arrival, accompanied us into the property, demonstrated how to operate the air conditioning and booked our return transfer to the airport.
The appartment was comfortable and more spacious than expected with a lovely modern kitchen and combi boiler which meant instant hot water for showers in the modern bathroom. The washing machine was extremely useful for our family of 5 and clothes dried in no time on the balcony.
The complex was quiet, the pool was cleaned every day and the gardens and lawn were attended regularly by a gardener. We hadn't really appreciated how nice the pool was from the photographs so it's location just under our balcony and its generous size were a pleasant surprise. We spent relaxing mornings on the balcony while watching our 3 children race up and down the pool. Then on afternoons we just had a 5 minute walk to the beach where our teenage children enjoyed playing volley ball. On evenings we were spoilt for choice with all the lovely restaurants on the beach front and Nerja town and would have no hesitation in revisiting in the future.
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The apartment was very clean and well equipped with everything you need for a comfortable , relaxing holiday.
Good central location, close to the beach and the town. Supermarkets near by for all your essentials and plenty of good restaurants within walking distance.
The owners Frank and Ger always replied promptly with any queries and were very helpful.
It would have been helpful if there was an information book in the apartment with the names and numbers of local doctors, dentists etc. Fortunately we didn't need any but if we had I realised we didn't have any information for local services.
We had a very enjoyable weeks holiday here and would recommend the apartment to couples and families.
Spent two fantastic weeks in Nerja - apartment had everything we needed. Very centrally located offering easy access to many lovely restaurants and minutes from a lovely not overly populated beach. We had a great selection of water sports at our doorstep. Would highly recommend kyaking which took in some fabulous coastal views. We had a car though everything is accessible - supermarket and amenities walking distance. The apartment itself was extremely comfortable - airconditioning a blessing! All mod cons. Owners were extremely helpful and accommodating and communication excellent. The complex itself was quiet, pool and gardens well maintained, other residents friendly. Though I think Internet may have been available we did not avail and it was nice to escape screens for a few weeks - if your suffering withdrawal - most beachside restaurants have wifi available!!! Overall would highly recommend. 😎
The apartment is in a nice location, short walk to the beach and to the town centre. It is very well equipped and was very clean. Second toilet was a plus since there were three of us. The owners made us feel very welcome, any problems were sorted immediately. They were helpful and accommodating. We will definitely recommend the apartment to friends visiting Nerja. We had lovely and relaxing holiday.
The apartment was very well located, modern and fully equipped with all utilities required for a lovely holiday. Spotless clean it is a quiet block with a lovely pool, private parking and lovely garden. Will definitely recommend and return.
Really lovely apartment. It was great value for money. Four of us stayed and there were plenty of towels and it's very comfortable. The location was perfect, an easy stroll to the beach and the town. The owners were easy to contact and it all went well. We had a lovely stay!
The pool is great and it was very quiet, just what I was after.
Excellently located Aguamarina No. 1 is a spacious comfortable apartment on ground level of a well located, 11 apartments complex. Situated in the sought after residential area behind Parador Hotel in Nerja, the Burriana Beach is less than 3 minutes walk away and the Balcon de Europa, the town centre, is a pleasant 10 minute walk or just a few minutes by car.
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Devotional for 4-24-2017
Dr. Jonas Salk, one of the world's foremost microbiologists, was the first person to discover and develop a vaccine against polio. It was not an easy process and took years.
Once he said, "Ideas come to me as they do to everyone else. But I take each one of them seriously, consider them carefully, examine them thoroughly and study them endlessly. I do not allow anyone to discourage me, though many try."
For the Christian, discouragement overcomes us when we are no longer aware of the presence of God in our lives, become unconcerned for the plans He has for our lives, refuse to believe that He will provide for our every need and doubt that He will fulfill the promises He has made in His Word.
God told Moses to "be strong and very courageous…to study and obey His law…" and then, and only then, could he count on being successful. Why? Because then, and only then, could he count on God to be with him, protect him and empower him wherever he went.
God wanted Moses to know, understand, believe and accept the fact that it was important for him to be obedient and follow "all that is written." He also wanted him to know that faithfulness to God is not a guarantee that he would be successful in the eyes of the world. God did, however, assure Him that He would be successful in His eyes and that type of success lasts throughout eternity.
Prayer: Thank You, Heavenly Father, for assuring us of Your presence and power in our lives if we obey Your Word. Give us strength and courage as we follow You. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Joshua 1:9 Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go."
Devotional for 4-23-2017
In a "Peanuts" comic strip, Linus carefully listened to Lucy as she boasted about her religious zeal. She wanted him to think that she was all about witnessing to others.
"You know, Linus," she bragged, "I could be a terrific evangelist. Do you know the kid that sits behind me in school? I convinced him that my religion was better than his religion!"
"How did you do that?" he asked.
"I hit him with my lunch box until he gave in," she replied.
Jesus said, "Your love for one another will prove to the world that you are my disciples." Jesus knew that love would work better than a lunch box!
Biblical love must never be confused with warm, fuzzy feelings or emotional ups and downs. Biblical love is a love that would open ones lunch box to someone who is hungry and in need of food even though the lunch box owner would have to do without food. It is a love that may cause us to give until we ourselves have to do without. It is a love that will, at times, drain us of energy and finances to help those who are victims of wrongdoing through no fault of their own. It is a love that absorbs the hurts of others without complaining or holding back when we think that we are being taken advantage of. It is a kind of love that is hard to do. But it is the kind of love we see revealed in the life of Jesus.
Prayer: We see in Your Son, Father, the ultimate definition of love – a love that had or has no limits or draws no lines. Fill our hearts with a love like Your Son. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: John 13:35 By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another."
Devotional for 4-22-2017
Someone once described life as an "incline." If we are not continually going up, we will certainly slip downward. We can never stay where we are. And when we falter and fall, it is what we do that makes a difference.
Years ago I heard of a tombstone that contained the words, "He died climbing." What a profound statement a loved one had made about him. Imagine what we might all accomplish for God if our lives were invested in moving upward and forward in love and service to Him!
When Jesus was telling His disciples about His return He said, "Stand straight and look up for your salvation is near!" He wanted His followers to focus on what they had to look forward to – not what was going on around them. Focusing on what is going on around us will cause us to lose sight of what is before us – the hope of being with our Savior in heaven!
If we only focus on the tragedies and troubles that surround us, we will find a cause of worry and fear, doubt and despair. But if we embrace the joy of living in and through our Savior and Lord, we will find a peace that passes all understanding and the comfort that come from knowing that God is in control.
As believers we can look forward to the return of our Lord and His reign of justice and peace. Rather than fearing what is going on around us, we must constantly, continually and confidently look forward to Christ's return and the hope we have of being with Him forever!
Prayer: Heavenly Father, help us to keep our eyes and minds on You and not the things in this world. Give us strength and courage to go forward every day of our lives. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Luke 21:28 Now when these things begin to happen, look up and lift up your heads, because your redemption draws near."
Devotional for 4-21-2017
Long time comedian Jimmy Durante was rushing from one performance to another. He had only a few minutes to spare, but a friend asked him to "take a moment" and say a few words to a group of veterans in a hospital.
Walking into a ward, he went through a brief routine of his favorite jokes. The crowd applauded loudly and cheered for more. He told a few more jokes and the applause and cheers became louder and longer. The soldiers were thoroughly enjoying every word he spoke and every joke he shared. Instead of a greeting and "taking a few moments," he ended up staying for thirty minutes. Finally, he had to leave.
As he was exiting the ward his manager asked, "What happened? You said you only had a few moments and you stayed for half an hour."
"I really needed to leave," said Durante. "But I want to show you the two men in the front row. See those two men? Look carefully at them."
When his manager looked at the two men, he noticed that one had lost his right arm and the other had lost his left arm in combat. But, working together they were able to clap: one's right hand reached out to the other's left hand and together they were able to register their delight for the entertainer taking time to be with them.
Happiness does not spring from an empty heart. It comes from sharing the gifts God gives us with others!
Prayer: Help us, Father, to be as generous to others as You have been to each of us. May we always share the gifts You have given us with others. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Psalm 106:3 Blessed are those who keep justice, And he who does righteousness at all times!
Devotional for 4-20-2017
The class was excited to meet their new art teacher. Waiting expectantly for their first assignment, the teacher stood before the class and said, "I want each of you to draw a square, a triangle and a rectangle. And I want you to do your best."
After a few minutes she began to walk among the students and observe their work. Pausing to look at the work Bobby was doing she noticed that his lines were not straight.
"Look, Bobby," she said, "that line isn't straight."
"I know," he admitted, "but I can straighten it later."
"Bobby," she replied, "a straight line never needs to be straightened. Do it right the first time!"
The Psalmist wrote, "I have chosen to be faithful; I have determined to live by your law." In this psalm the author reveals two critical decisions: first, to be faithful to God's laws and, secondly, not be deterred from being faithful by being fully committed to keeping God's laws. He said, "I am determined!"
God has given each of us the wonderful gift of choice. In this psalm, the author said that he made a decision that would guide every decision he would ever make.
If our decisions are based on the teachings of God's Word, we will not need to go back and "straighten the lines." May His Word light our paths and guide our steps.
Prayer: We pray, Lord, that we will surrender our lives completely to You and think the truth, speak the truth, live the truth and do things right the first time. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Psalm 119:30 I have chosen the way of truth; Your judgments I have laid before me.
Devotional for 4-19-2017
Six-year-old George listened very attentively to his pastor's sermon. As he and his father were leaving church he said, "Pastor, I heard you say that I should love my enemies. I'm only six and I don't have any. But I hope to have some next year when I'm seven."
Individuals tend to become enemies when they cannot agree on an issue or a course of action or a goal. The differences become insurmountable, positions harden and opinions become set in stone. We might say with certainty that we "make" our enemies. Unfortunately once we "make" an enemy that "enemy" usually lasts a lifetime.
On the other hand, friendships are formed when individuals have common likes and dislikes, goals and values. There are "common denominators" that draw them together and a sense of mutual trust. And we read in Proverbs, "A friend is always loyal, and a brother is born to help in times of need."
Perhaps the greatest part of friendship is loyalty – standing with or alongside of someone when they are enduring times of distress or disappointment, sickness or struggles that never seem to end. When there are "calm seas and gentle winds" carrying us along life's journey, we can pretty much make it on our own.
But when the waves are crashing and the winds are howling – that's when we discover the true meaning of friendship and loyalty. There seems to be nothing as valuable as a friend. We need to make more – not enemies!
Prayer: Help us, Lord, to reach out and make friends with those who are our sisters and brothers in Christ so that we may grow together in loyalty and service. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Proverbs 17:17 A friend loves at all times, And a brother is born for adversity.
Devotional for 4-18-2017
His lifelong ambition was to play professional football. Finally the day was scheduled for him to try out before the coaches of the San Diego Chargers. But on the day before the try out, Dale lost both of his legs and several fingers in an explosion.
Sixty long days after the explosion, he was discharged from the hospital. As he was wheeled from his room to a waiting car, he looked at the two "stubs" that were now his legs and his right hand that had only a thumb and little finger remaining.
He could have given up in disappointment, gone on welfare and received a lifelong disability. But he didn't.
He could have focused on everything he lost in the explosion and chosen to live a life of anger and hatred. But he didn't.
He could have become filled with resentment for those who made the team that year and were hailed as heroes. But he didn't.
Instead of giving up or becoming angry and hateful or filled with resentment, he challenged himself with the realty that "Anyone can become a quitter. But I'm going to become the greatest insurance salesman my company has ever seen!" And he did.
Paul said, "I can really know Christ and experience the mighty power that raised Him from the dead."
Fortunately, that same power is available today for Christians who choose to use that power to glorify Him.
Prayer: Help us, Heavenly Father, to accept the challenges You bring into our lives as opportunities to trust in Your power to accomplish great things for You. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Philippians 3:10 that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death,
Devotional for 4-17-2017
It was a luncheon for art collectors in New York City. Only the affluent were invited to attend. One lady sitting next to a rabbi asked, "Did you know that one of my ancestors signed the Declaration of Independence?"
"No, I did not," he replied. "And did you know that one of mine signed the Ten Commandments?"
Tracing ancestors back hundreds of years has become an interesting hobby for many individuals. The idea of knowing one's relatives and where they came from is interesting, and at times fascinating. And for some, it is a reason for pride while others are embarrassed.
Many parents take great pride in telling their children about their ancestors; who they were, where they came from and what they accomplished. But, no doubt, there are far more who cannot tell where their children were last night or what they were doing.
The Psalmist said, "How happy are those who fear the Lord – and follow His ways!" This psalm clearly describes the benefits and blessings that God grants a family that follows His teachings and honors Him in all that they do. His values described in this psalm include love, service, honesty, integrity and prayer. They are the essential elements for every healthy relationship – especially family relationships that last into eternity.
The greatest legacy parents can leave their children is one of family Bible-reading, praying and church going.
Prayer: Father, we pray that all families everywhere will place You and Your Word at the center of their home and honor You with family worship and praise. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Psalm 128
Devotional for 4-16-2017
"Lo, there was a great earthquake, for the angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled away the stone and sat upon it; his appearance was as lightening and his clothes were as white as snow. For fear of him, the guards trembled and became as dead men.
"And the angel said to the women, "Be not afraid. I know that you seek Jesus of Nazareth who was crucified. He is risen. He is not here. Why seek the living among the dead? Remember how He spoke to you while He was still in Galilee, saying, 'The Son of Man must be delivered up into the hands of sinful man and be crucified and on the third day rise again.' Come now and see that place where He lay. (Then they remembered His words.)"
"Go quickly and tell His disciples and Peter that He is risen from the dead, and lo, He goes before you into Galilee. There, you will see Him as He told you."
"Some went away with fear and trembling and said nothing because they were afraid. Others went away quickly with fear and great joy and ran to tell the disciples."
Prayer: Father, how grateful we are for Your victory over death and the assurance of eternal life with You. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: Mark 16, Matthew 28, Luke 24
Devotional for 4-15-2017
The season was nearly half way over and Pete Rose was on a hitting streak. A reporter asked for an interview following a difficult loss. He said to Rose, "You need 78 hits to break Ty Cobb's record. How many times at bat will you need to get 78 hits?"
"Seventy-eight," came his quick reply.
"Come on," said the reporter. "You don't expect to get 78 hits in 78 times at bat, do you?"
"Every time I step up to the plate," said Rose, "I expect to get a hit! If I don't expect to get a hit, I have no right to step in the batter's box."
As he was in playing baseball, so ought we be in our prayer life! Every time we go to the Lord in prayer we must learn to expect results. Otherwise, why pray?
Jesus said, "If you ask anything in my name, I will do it for you so that the Father's glory will be shown through the Son." Expecting results in prayer could not be explained more clearly! If we ask in His name, He will grant our requests.
The problem, then, seems to be either/or. Either our prayers are not consistent with what is included in the "name" of Jesus or we are not asking. To "ask in His name" means that our prayer requests are consistent with What and Who Jesus represented. If when I pray, I know that God cannot and will not be able to bless what I am asking for, or if my request will not honor and glorify Him, I cannot expect Him to grant my request when I pray.
Prayer: Help us, Heavenly Father, to understand what it means to "ask in Your name" so that when we pray in faith believing, we can expect Your blessings. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Scripture for Today: John 14:13 And whatever you ask in My name, that I will do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son.


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The change took effect immediately. Holders of previously issued annual Discover Passes may enter a second vehicle license number on their existing pass.
The rule making the $30 annual pass valid for only one vehicle was largely criticized by consumers after the state recreation land pass was enacted in July 2011.
Pass transfer between two vehicles also applies to vehicle access passes (VAPs) issued free with purchases of annual fishing and hunting licenses for access to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) recreation lands and water- access sites.
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The annual Discover Pass is sold for $30 and provides vehicle access to millions of acres of state recreation lands managed by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, WDFW and the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR). One-day passes are available for $10 but are not transferable.
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Palestinian refugee Abu Rideh, 33, is one of the "Belmarsh 12", whose detention under emergency laws was ruled illegal by the Law Lords last month.
Mr Clarke pledged last week that the men would not be let out until new laws were in place to permit their effective "house arrest".
But the Special Immigration Appeals Tribunal, which sits in secret to rule on the detention of suspects, today ruled that Rideh should be released on bail.
Rideh has been detained since December, 2001, accused of raising money for terrorists. He was initially held at Belmarsh high-security prison but was transferred in 2002 to Broadmoor, after psychiatrists said he was mentally ill.
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TWENTY seven ships laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected to arrive Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports in Lagos from December 1 to December19.
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) stated this in its publication –`Shipping Position', – a copy of which was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lagos.
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