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For history and heritage, our Suffolk cottages score top marks. Discover Framlingham Castle where Mary Tudor was declared Queen, the Anglo Saxon royal burial site of Sutton Hoo and the striking medieval architecture of Lavenham.
Dotted about the county, idyllic country villages exude charm and character. Browse antique shops, enjoy a lazy pub lunch and join local celebrations at a traditional summer fete. Do also look out for farms and farm shops, often with PYO facilities - a great way to source supper for your Suffolk cottage! And if you happen to be near Ipswich, the Suffolk Food Hall is a fabulous food and drink emporium showcasing the county's finest produce.
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Sunrise | Kessingland near Lowestoft | Suffolk
Welcoming single-storey cottage in Kessingland, with sea views, close to beach. Shared garden, ideal touring base.
Chapel Cottage | Long Melford | Suffolk
Charming detached Long Melford cottage in lovely town. Woodburner, courtyard garden, close to town amenities, NT properties and historic sites. Sudbury 3.5 miles.
Hornbeams | Bramford near Ipswich | Suffolk
Cosy detached Bramford cottage in mid-Suffolk village. Close to shop, pubs, takeaway. Conservatory, large garden, study. Ideal touring base. Ipswich 2 miles.
Primrose Cottage | Bredfield near Woodbridge | Suffolk
Cosy end terraced cottage in Bredfield, a quiet village in rural Suffolk. Close to village amenities, open fire in sitting room, garden with two patio areas. Ideal base for walking, cycling and relaxing. Woodbridge 4 miles.
Daffodil Cottage | Waldringfield near Woodbridge | Suffolk
Cosy Suffolk cottage with comfortable, quality accommodation. Lovely setting, own garden and shared grounds. Great Suffolk base. Woodbridge 4.5 miles.
Golden Cross | Withersdale Street near Harleston | Suffolk
Delightful semi-detached single storey cottage in village of Withersdale Street. Two bedrooms, open plan living area. Within driving distance of a host of attractions. Market town of Harleston 3 miles.
Vine Cottage | Halesworth near Southwold | Suffolk
Charming end-terrace Halesworth cottage in pretty market town. Brick floors, oak beam ceiling and woodburning stove. Sleeps four, two bedrooms. Close to many places of interest. Southwold 9 miles.
Holly Tree Cottage | Friston near Aldeburgh | Suffolk
Cosy terraced Friston cottage in centre of village. Woodburner, pretty gardens, within easy reach of many attractions and beautiful coastline. Aldeburgh 5 miles.
Stone's Throw | Kessingland near Lowestoft | Suffolk
Bright single-storey Kessingland cottage, a semi-detached chalet on a quiet holiday park close to Kessingland beach. Ideal base for Lowestoft, Yarmouth and the coast.
Seascape | Kessingland near Lowestoft | Suffolk
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Ed Miliband has insisted the Press has "nothing to fear" from a new system of regulation agreed by the three main parties.
The Labour leader argued the deal on a Royal Charter, struck in the early hours of this morning, would be underpinned by statute so it could not be "meddled with" in future, but he added: "A free press has nothing to fear from what has been agreed."
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg welcomed the cross-party deal on a new press regulator, saying: "I think we have struck the right balance by protecting the freedom of the press and making sure that innocent people cannot be unjustifiably harassed and bullied by powerful people in the press."
Mr Miliband told the BBC: "What we have agreed is essentially the Royal Charter that Nick Clegg and I published on Friday. It will be underpinned by statute. Why is that important? Because it stops ministers or the press meddling with it, watering it down in the future.
"It will be a regulator, a system of complaints where the regulator has teeth so they can direct apologies if wrong is done and it is independent of the press, which is so important because for too long we have had a system where the press have been marking their own homework."
He added: "People who revealed MPs' expenses, people who revealed phone hacking have nothing to fear from what has been agreed. I think a free press has nothing to fear from what has been agreed. This is about a press that doesn't abuse its own power and, if that power is abused, victims have a right to redress because, so often in the past when things went wrong - take the case of the McCanns - they felt they had nobody to turn to."
Labour and the Tories were embroiled in a war of words over who had emerged on top from the fraught negotiations, with Culture Secretary Maria Miller taking to the airwaves to argue that it was "absolutely clear there is no statutory underpinning for the approach we are taking".
She said a clause being inserted into the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill would "simply reiterate the fact that there can be no change to the charter as we move forward".
However, an Opposition source accused the Conservatives of trying to save face, insisting: "This is not a little bit of statute, this is not a dab of statute, this is statute pure and simple."
The amendment clause, published by the party, does not explicitly refer to the Royal Charter which will set out the system. It states: "Where a body is established by Royal Charter after 1 March 2013 with functions relating to the carrying on of an industry, no recommendation may be made to Her Majesty in Council to amend the body's Charter or dissolve the body unless any requirements included in the Charter on the date it is granted for Parliament to approve the amendment or dissolution have been met."


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I do like guns - not love them.
I like to look at photos of them and if I get to see one in person? Good, Shoot one? Better.
I don't hunt, but I love to target shoot. I find that the precision and challenge of TS to be a way to forget what bugs me.
When I cannot shoot live ammo? I have an Air Soft gun, a .22 cal pellet gun and a Nerf gun that use around the house.
I used to be able to use the suction tipped Nerf darts on my old TV, not so much on the big screen.
I don't 'pack/carry' and I don't fear anyone who does. To me a gun, any gun is a precision tool.
To me? It's not for shooting people or animals.
And while shooting a gun, and hitting what you aim at, isn't the necessary skill needed these days?
It's good to know that I can do it, with reasonable results, and I don't fear the idea, mechanics or the presence of a firearm.
Oh, BTW?
If you ever have been around a person with a GSW? You do have a heightened appreciation for gun safety and the rules for using and storing guns...
Totally out of this context, I was told by a friend years ago that if I (for example) was to carry any type of weapon to protect myself I had better be sure I knew how to use it.
RICHARD:I can totally understand people wanting to get a gun to protect their family - but training in its use and SAFE STORAGE of same need to be part of the equation.And while shooting a gun, and hitting what you aim at, isn't the necessary skill needed these days?
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You certainly topped me for ridiculous!
I do not fear the object. I fear the people who feel the need for the object. And that is the BIGGER picture.
However, we do both agree. It is the person behind the gun.
And in the joyous season???? A shooting at a mall very neat to me last night.
From a CNN report.
The gun control debate
The deadly shooting that shattered this quiet New England town also reignited the ongoing debate about gun laws in America.
Adam Lanza was found dead next to three guns -- a semiautomatic .223-caliber rifle made by Bushmaster and two handguns made by Glock and Sig Sauer, a law enforcement source told CNN. All belonged to his mother.
Carver, who performed autopsies on seven of the victims, said the wounds he knew about were caused by a "long weapon" and that the rifle was the primary weapon used.
Nancy Lanza was a gun collector and recently showed off a newly bought rifle to fellow Newtown resident Dan Holmes, who owns a landscaping business in the town.
Besides the three weapons found at the school, the shooter also had access to at least three more guns, a law enforcement source said.
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The following is JMHO - for what it's worth.....
Every time there is another horrific tragedy involving guns, this thread rears it's ugly head and the debate/discussion/argument starts all over again. And what does it accomplish???? - nothing as far as I can tell. There are pros and cons to both sides of the gun ownership issue, and nobody is right or wrong. Everybody has an opinion in the matter and I don't believe that they should be chastised for stating it. Perhaps the energy wasted here would be better spent making your views known to your state representatives, so that perhaps they can take it to the national level. I personally do believe that this latest massacre in CT has given a lot of officials who seemed indifferent to the issues, a big wake-up call, simply because it took so many very young and innocent lives. The loss of any life in a scenario such as this is senseless and cruel - but for little children only 6 and 7 years old it is beyond senseless and cruel. It was barbaric and unthinkable - yet it happened.
It's time to think of and do something constructive, rather than continuing to be destructive and critical of others who don't necessarily agree with you.
And like I said: JMHO
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There is no reason for this discussion to turn into personal attacks on each other. Everyone has their own thoughts & opinions.
It also is not the place to put someone down because they may not know the correct name for a particular weapon. We are not
all military ordinance experts, so lets not quibble over technical terms of a weapon. It's hurtful & doesn't led to any good end.
The more I hear and read about this terrible event, the more I believe this is more than a gun issue, it is also a mental health issue.
The shooter was obviously mentally suspect & should probably should have been in treatment somewhere.
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I live in an upper middle class midwestern town. We probably have as much scandal as anywhere else, but like LH said, we make it look pretty good in photos. And we have the means and resources to hide it pretty well.
Connecticut has some of the most stringent gun legislation in the nation and yet a bunch of guns were found and used by a young man who should never have had access to them. Why did the mother not get rid of her entire collection when she knew that something wasn't right with her teenage son?
I know for a fact that there is less crime here than in other places. We had our own unspeakable tragedy almost 14 months ago when a 9th grader was stabbed to death, in her home, by an intruder because she interrupted a robbery. Put the name Kelli O'Laughlin into any search engine and there you will find the story.
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. That's where we are right now with better gun rights. These shootings happen over and over. We mourn, we grieve, we lower flags to half staff, and we say that something has to change. I'm with Pomtzu - the time has come to do something constructive.
"Give us grace so we'll be safe." -- The Prayer, Yolanda Adams
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No, logical extension of your statements, combined with the absolutely juvenile and hyperbolic tone of your earlier posts. If you are comfortable with the tools of the trade, why then are you scared to keep them in your house? No difference between your bedroom and a barracks room in reality.
Pom, I agree with your suggestion that people write their legislature, and have not commented on this thread in some time. However, we have a few posters here who evidently feel the need to constantly post here every time someone stubs their toe with a firearm, and the constant derision of their posts gets increasingly old.
The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.
The comments about how terrible and evil"assault weapons" and "automatic weapons" are straight out of the media's agitprop playbook, and have been corrected in here repeatedly. If people read and comprehended the comments that have been made multiple times rather than making knee jerk responses to posts, then the correct nomenclature would easily be seen. In addition, the comment that "that's some serious hardware" was made by someone who claims to be military, in which case they should bloody well know that that "serious hardware" isn't that "serious" at all.
There are a lot of pointless, hurtful comment in the thread, and most of them are coming from the people who constantly bump this thread for whatever reason to show how turrible them big bad guns iz.
The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.
Blame the media! Apparently some people think we all are too stupid to have a thought that is not put in our heads (empty as they are!) by the evil media!
I post in the thread often. I am not ashamed of that. I also make my opinion known to my government representatives.
Somehow I think shooting your son to death, a three year old shooting his father to death - little bit more than a toe stub. Now the guy who shot himself in the winky...
I'm thinkingmight be defined as thisabsolutely juvenile and hyperbolic toneturrible them big bad guns iz
Speaking of hyperbole, now calling something straight out of an agitprop playbook is blaming the media? I'm not stating that no one can have these thoughts on their own, however, it's........amusing..........to say the least how well interlocked the statements about certain topics are.
If you're admitting you're head is empty, I'm not going to argue.
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April 23 History Book Club, Lone Star College Tomball Community Library, 7:30 p.m. Group will discuss "The Devil in the White City: Murder, magic and madness at the fair that changed America," by Erik Larson. For more information, call 832-559-4200.
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April 29 After Austen Book Club, Lone Star College Tomball Community Library, 7 to 9 p.m. Group will discuss, "The Haunting of Maddy Clare," by Simone St. James. For more information, call 832-559-4200.
April 25 Stamp Collecting Workshops, Hockley Community Center, 28515 Old Washington Rd., 1 to 2 p.m. For more information, call 936-931-5030.
April 25 Buddy Family Network, support group for parents of adopted children, Champions Christian Counseling Center, 333 S. Cherry Street in Tomball, 6:30 to 8 p.m. For more information, call 832-493-3404 or contact wolfhollow@sbc
April 25 Magnolia Planning Commission, Sewall Smith Council Chambers, 18111 Buddy Riley Blvd., 4:30 p.m.
April 29 Monthly Support Group, Hockley Community Center, 28515 Old Washing-ton Road, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Call 936-931-5030 for details.
TEA ON THE LAWN FUNDRAISER - Willis: April 26 New Danville, 10951 Shepard Hill, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Guest speaker will be Joanne King Herring. All proceeds will benefit New Danville's adult education and training programs. For more information, visit TeaOnTheLawn.org or call 936-344-6200.
TEXAS CRAWFISH AND MUSIC FESTIVAL Spring: April 26-28 Historic Old Town Spring, 123 Midway. Enjoy live music, a carnival, shopping, crawfish and more. For more information, visit texascrawfish
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW 5th ANNUAL CAR SHOW - The Woodlands: April 27 Trinity Episcopal Church, 3901 South Panther Creek Drive. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the show is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. All proceeds will benefit local scouting and youth programs supported by Brotherhood. For more information, call 281-367-8113 or visit trinitywoodlands.org.
HOUSTON INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL Houston: April 27-28 Event will spotlight Brazil. For more information, visit ifest.org.
COUNTRY LEGENDS & FOREVER PATSY SHOW - Liberty: April 27 The Liberty Opry, 1816 Sam Houston St., 2 p.m. For additional information, visit liber
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Keith Field has a heart for veterans and he has put more than feet to his passion, he has wheels. Keith has launched a personal crusade to transport veterans that need medical care to hospitals and is also seeking donations to complete the renovations on his unique vehicle.
Keith describes the RV/bus as a personal vehicle designed to transport people with disabilities. Anyone who sees the bus, knows it stands for America in a Texas-sized way.
Moreover, Field created ServingProject.org, a non profit organization to help fund the renovation of the large recreational vehicle into a state-of-the-art mode of transportation for veterans in wheelchairs. The bus is also used to provide recreational opportunities for veterans who otherwise might not be able to take a cross-country tour.
"It's a service provided by people that believe in what we are doing and paid through donations and a website," Keith said. "You cannot hire this vehicle."
The RV is made of materials with meaning. The natural stone steps at the front of the vehicle represent the rocky roads that military veterans have walked upon. The front half of the vehicle has floors made from exotic hardwood from South America that appropriately are called Purple Heart.
The ceiling of the vehicle has a large 7-by-14-foot, handmade quilt with a military theme. The quilt was designed by Bridgette Stein. The center of the quilt features a Purple Heart medal embroidered with the outline of George Washington. It contains the four seals of the four branches of the military, a strip commemorating those Missing in Action and random embroidered designs such as stars, stripes and doves.
The vehicle is a work in progress. The kitchen countertops have been installed, but not the rest of the appliances. The kitchen will feature a sink, stove, microwave and coffee maker.
Visitors can see the bus Mar. 12, when Keith and ServingProject.org visit Tomball for the Christian Business Luncheon at First Baptist Church. The red, white and blue statement vehicle will arrive early to the church parking lot in anticipation of a media event.
At 11:30 in the fellowship hall of the church, Keith will share his vision and his experiences with veterans. First Baptist Church Tomball is located at 401 Oxford St. RSVPs for the CBL are not necessary but available online at, ChristianBusiness Luncheon.org. Free will donations for the luncheon are accepted in lieu of payment.
More than 2,500 showed up for the inaugural Zomball in Tomball event at the Tomball Depot recently, making it the largest 2nd Saturday at the Depot event in its four year history. Pictured are (from left) the Trunk-or-Treat "Best Decorated Trunk" winners Wes and Janet Burke of Burke Carpet Cleaning Service.
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Aug. 12 - Officer White arrested a 21-year-old woman from Magnolia for Possession of a Controlled Substance. At 10:40 a.m., White arrested a suspect for traffic violations in the 1100 block of W. Main. During a search incident, White discovered methamphetamine in the suspect's seat.
Aug. 12 - Officer Garza arrested a 35-year-old man from Magnolia for Theft. At 1:40 p.m., Garza responded to a theft in the 27600 block of Tomball Pkwy. and the suspect was apprehended in the 27800 block of Tomball Pkwy. $230.68 worth of merchandise was recovered by the arrest.
Aug. 12 - Officer Tikal arrested a 17-year-old woman from Tomball for Possession of Marijuana. At 10:30 p.m., Tikal conducted a traffic stop in the 29900 block of Tomball Pkwy. and detected a strong odor of fresh marijuana emitting from the vehicle. During a search, Tikal discovered marijuana in the suspect's bag.
Aug. 13 - Detective Chambers responded to a Theft in the 28000 block of Tomball Pkwy., where two vehicle inspection stickers valued at $39.75 each were stolen.
Aug. 15 - Officer Finney arrested a 23-year-old man from Katy for Possession of Marijuana. At 2:30 a.m., Finney conducted a traffic stop in the 1500 block of S. Cherry and detected a strong odor of burnt marijuana emitting from the vehicle upon initial contact. During a search, Finney discovered marijuana in the suspect's bag.
Aug. 15 - Officer Finney arrested a 23-year-old woman from Tomball for Theft. At 4:58 p.m., Finney responded to a theft in the 14300 block of FM 2920 and the suspect was arrested without incident. $185.89 worth of merchandise was recovered by the arrest.
Aug. 16 - Officer White arrested an 18-year-old man from Magnolia for Unlawful Carry of a Weapon. At 9:20 a.m., White made contact with a suspicious person in the 800 block of S. Persimmon and discovered a hand gun and marijuana in the suspect's possession.
Aug. 18 - Officer Sampson arrested a 40-year-old man from Tomball for Possession of Marijuana. At 10:35 a.m., Sampson conducted a traffic stop in the 27700 block of Tomball Pkwy. During a search, Sampson discovered marijuana in the suspect's pocket.
Aug. 18 - Officer Ferguson arrested an 18-year-old man from Porter for Theft. At 4:15 p.m., Ferguson responded to a theft in the 27600 block of Tomball Pkwy and the suspect was arrested without incident. $504.80 worth of merchandise was recovered by the arrest.
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Aug. 14 - Deputy Durbin was informed by a clerk at a convenience store on Terri Lane that a vehicle was in the parking lot, occupied by people who appeared to be passed out. Durbin approached the vehicle and saw three males asleep inside. He woke the three and all were under 21 years old. The deputy found a small amount of marijuana inside the vehicle. All three subjects were taken into custody for Possession of Marijuana.
Aug. 19 - Deputy Peterson was alerted to a vehicle driving in the wrong lane of SH 249, nearly stricking another car. Peterson observed a 27-year-old male who appeared to be asleep behind the wheel. The suspect was unsteady on his feet and had a strong odor of alcohol and he was arrested for DWI.
Aug. 20 - Deputy Pullen was dispatched to Baneberry Drive, for a disturbance. While enroute dispatch advised that the suspect was leaving and gave a description of the vehicle. Pullen saw and stopped the vehicle and detained a 68-year-old male. The subject had slurred speech and the odor of an alcoholic beverage on his breath. The subject was taken into custody for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and Unlawful Carry of Weapon.
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Aug. 15 - Officer Stanford conducted a traffic stop in the 42000 block of FM 1774. The driver, a 47-year-old female, was found to be driving with license invalid and found to have an active warrant through Montgomery County. She was cited, then arrested for the warrants and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
Aug. 16 - Sgt. Lopez, observed a city ordinance violation at Unity Park located at 19200 Unity Park. Lopez made contact with the violators and warrants were discovered for their arrest. The warrants were confirmed and the 30-year-old female and 36-year-old male were arrested and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
Aug. 17 - Officer J. K. Senegal was dispatched an apartment at 811 Cloyd Street in reference to an assault in progress. After arriving at the reported location, Officer Senegal conducted a field investigation and determined that a 45-year-old male had assaulted his 46-year-old female roommate, but had left the location prior to the officer's arrival. The next day he was located just outside the apartment complex and was arrested for the assault and charged with additional charge of Theft.
Aug. 18 - Officer Holman was dispatched to a welfare check at 18525 FM 1488. Officer Holman located the subject in the 600 block of Magnolia Blvd. The subject was identified as a 25-year-old male from Montgomery. The male was found to be in possession of methamphetamines. He was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
Aug. 18 - Det. Clack observed a suspicious vehicle on Whistle Stop Road. Two 20-year-old males from Magnolia and one 20-year-old female from Magnolia were arrested for Possession of Marijuana. All three were transported to the Montgomery County Jail.


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Investment in London commercial property falls again15 Jan, 2009, LondonInvestment in Central London commercial property fell 65% in 2008 to £6.8 billion down from 2007's record figure of £19.4 billion. According to global real estate adviser Cushman & Wakefield's latest figures, £3.4 billion was invested over the year into the important West End market which includes Mayfair and Victoria. This was a fall of 41% on 2007's total of £5.8 billion. In the last quarter private investors with equity dominated activity investing £67.8 million. In the City & Docklands market, investment fell markedly more. 2008's year end total was £3.4 billion down a steep 75% from 2007's total of £13.6 billion. Clive Bull, head of Central London investment, Cushman & Wakefield, said: "The final quarter of the year has seen a total of £209 million transactions completed in London's West End – a market which has traditionally shown most resilience to swings in the market. This figure compares with £690 million for the previous quarter and £1.325 billion for the same quarter in 2007. These figures are significant and clearly reflect a continuing slow down in investment activity in a quarter which traditionally is characterised by a significant amount of end of year activity. The deals that have been completed include the purchase of 1 Old Bond Street, reflecting a yield of approximately 3.55% and 160 Piccadilly at a yield of approximately 4%. The majority of the transactions have been carried out by private investors using a high proportion of equity given the continuing lack of debt available. "Toward the end of the quarter we saw signs of opportunity funds from both the UK and overseas taking a much closer look at the West End market as yields continue to move out. Currently there are a number of high profile buildings in the West End under offer although not, as yet, exchanged or completed." Bill Tyser, head of City investment, Cushman & Wakefield, said: "Investment into the City and Docklands market of around £3.4 billion reflects something in the order of 25% of the turnover achieved in the year ending 2007 and more akin to the level of turnover achieved at the beginning of this decade. Of this turnover, around one quarter has been transacted by German funds, who, for the time being, have largely drawn back from the market since September. Investment in the last quarter of the year of £502 million was similar to the third quarter's total of £554 million although JP Morgan's £237 million acquisition of Riverside South in Canary Wharf for its own occupation somewhat flatters the Q4 total. "The positive news is that despite the lack of available credit from banks, yields, especially for short-dated income stream stock, have reacted sharply in Q4. There are a number of properties in this category where yields approaching 10% can be considered and clearly the yield premium to gilts and equities combined with low returns on cash, could produce a more buoyant and active 2009 than we have experienced during 2008, so long as the stock is available and the risk for further rent reductions are accounted for."


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Cleveland Play House's new 'A Carol for Cleveland' looks aims to become holiday tradition
Northeast Ohio has a rich history of Christmas stories.
Whether it's feature film "A Christmas Story" or the annual Great Lakes Theater production of "A Christmas Carol," there's something special about celebrating the holiday with tradition.
A new production hoping to catch the public's eye is the Cleveland Play House's world premiere "A Carol for Cleveland," which runs through Dec. 23 in PlayhouseSquare's Allen Theatre.
"It's a very Cleveland story — and a Christmas story that I had not heard before," said award-winning playwright and Cleveland Heights resident Eric Coble, who based the show on mystery author Les Roberts' novella "A Carol for Cleveland." "It was very unique, so that was exciting. The play is quintessential Cleveland — whatever life will throw at you, you just keep chugging along."
Set in 1979 downtown Cleveland, the play revolves around Ed Podolak, who was laid off from his job at a Pennsylvania steel mill. He's been estranged from his family for an entire year while half-starving in a roach motel. When Christmas Eve arrives, he's bottomed out emotionally. After visiting Public Square, where he does something desperate and regrettable, his life changes forever.
Through the intercession of a child named Charlie and the boy's family and friends, Podolak is able to redeem himself and find the courage to start the difficult but heart-warming process of reunification with his wife and children.
"It's that idea of starting over," Coble said. "We got through the worst part of the winter, the darkest times. The sunlight is on the return, and we can find our way back again. That's a big part of what makes the holidays so special."
For the award-winning Coble, whose work includes "Bright Ideas," "Ten Minutes From Cleveland" and his Broadway debut, "The Velocity of Autumn" (tentatively due in 2013), "A Carol for Cleveland" follows other productions of his that have been set in Northeast Ohio. The New Mexico native and 20-year Cleveland resident acknowledges there's something about living on the shores of Lake Erie that resonates in his plays.
However, tries to eschew any hint of schmaltzy nostalgia, which could be perceived as, well, being too much of a homer. So you won't hear easy references to then Mayor Dennis Kucinich or Dorothy Fuldheim or Mr. Jingeling.
"We don't do any of those things," Coble said. "There's the absolute temptation to do that, but it's really not about nostalgia. It's about this one guy and his journey to kind of reclaim himself. Cleveland is a place I could recognize, people I could recognize." Continued...
Considering Cleveland already has one timeless holiday to its credit with "A Christmas Story," is it possible "A Carol for Cleveland" could eventually end up on the silver screen?
"We'll see how people respond to this," Coble said. "So far it seems to be really touching people. It's a show for all ages. There are parts of it that will appeal to younger audience members. The set does tricks, there's stage magic. The themes themselves about how much of us are based on our jobs, what kind of duty do we have to family, what does it take to sustain a family when all of the outside forces are crashing down around you? Those kinds of questions I think will resonate for adults."
What: "A Carol for Cleveland."
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Tickets: $49 to $69.
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After several experiments in my freezer (after some harrowing real-life uses when it would not open), I find that this lock does not work well when cold/wet/frozen (like, say, at a ski resort). The combination does not 'change' - it's just that it does not always open when its cold/frozen, and then people change the combination in desperation, and as it warms up, the combination changes.
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I would echo the other users, unfourtunately I dont snowboard much, maybe 3 days a year if I am lucky so this lock has not gotten much use. Even after only being used a few times, it is stuck and wont work. Luckily i didnt get it stuck while I was at the mountain, but not I cant use it and my board is going unsecured. I wish burton could send me a replacement or offer suggestions on how to reset/or unjam the lock to fix it
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- In Door And Keep Dry
Comments about Burton Tether Lock:
It's a neat looking product as a board strap, catches a lot of attention. However, functionally it was flawed. I went for 3 rides this year and the 3rd ride I decided to use it to lock my board to the rack and it wouldn't open again. I'm 200% sure that my combination was correct. I had to borrow a cutter from a crew to cut it off. The dial mechanism was loose and I noticed in some occation, water egress into the lock and freezes up, then guess what, it is jamed. I would not want to tie my board to the rack or on my foot again by using this lock and ruin any of my future rides.
Comments about Burton Tether Lock:
Something is really wrong with this. I bought 2 for my kids. My son called one night and said the combination didn't work, I had to drive to the ski hill and cut it off. (Surprisingly easy to cut by the way)
I figured he was messing with it or something, used gaff tape and put it back together so he'd have some kind of deterrent to someone grabbing his board. The combo number had "shifted" from 000 to 080. Then it happened again, and the same day it happened to my daughter.
I took them back to our local shop, I was the third person to return these. They gave me my money back, and the sales person thought there might be a problem with the number indicators rotating freely from the mechanism so what you're dialing in isn't the actual combo.
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It's official: Garland ISD trustees name Morrison superintendent
The wait is over. Following a mandated 21-day period, the Garland ISD Board of Trustees on Friday, Feb. 15, unanimously named Dr. Bob Morrison as superintendent of schools. On Jan. 24, the board chose Morrison as the lone finalist for the position during a specially called meeting.