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Beaches in Corfu
One of the delights of being on a small island is the variety and close proximity of its beaches. Corfu has a remarkable range of lovely beaches to offer from long sweeps of golden sand to tiny pebbled bays and coves. What they all have in common is crystal clear water and little or no tide. The East Coast of the island has predominantly pebbly or shingly beaches. There are some wonderful little hidden inlets for those that explore (particularly by boat) and other long tree lined sweeps of white pebbles with water-sports, sun-loungers and the ever enticing turquoise sea perfect for swimming & snorkelling. The far North and West coasts offer a complete contrast with long strips and bays of golden sand. Some of these beaches get very busy in the Summer months with their inviting shallow waters and water sports facilities - some (for the more adventurous) remain almost deserted even in the height of Summer. Whether you prefer being utterly lazy and just soaking up the rays with your sun lounger, umbrella and cool cocktail or are more inclined to be active and adventurous, Corfu beaches offer something for all.
A 1 mile long narrow strip of shingle and sand Dassia is ideal for water sports lovers with its two jetties and generally calm waters. The two ends of the beach are more secluded and very pleasant for swimming whilst the central areas are generally more lively with several beachside cafes and tavernas, plus a very popular beach nightclub that serves as a pleasant bar by day and a lively club at night.
A ¾ mile strip of shingly beach running alongside the road, Ipsos has two good water sports jetties, boat hire and boat trips plus two attractive local harbours where you can see the fishermen with their daily catch or enjoy a romantic stroll in the early evening.
Lined with bars, shops and tavernas Ipsos can get very busy in the summer and is popular with teenagers. The ends of the beach tend to be a little quieter or you can hire a pedalo and explore the nearby sheltered cliffs or take the 15 min boat transfer to Barbatti for more privacy.
Barbati is a beautiful long pebbly beach (approx 2km) that caters for everyone. The South end is quiet, lined with trees, has no sun loungers and is great for snorkelling. As the beach continues it gets gradually busier with plenty of sun beds, a good water-sports jetty, boat hire, local boat trips, a couple of low key snack bars, two with swimming pools, and a few residential areas set a little way back.
As is typical of this coast the waters are clear, generally calm and deliciously inviting.
The area from Barbati to Nissaki is dotted with tiny beaches and coves for those that explore a bit or take the boat. Nissaki itself has a gorgeous little pebble and shingle beach with the most incredible tempting blue waters and a very good water-sports platform.
With its lovely harbour, panoramic sea views and three seaside tavernas it is a popular spot and though it can get busy in the summer it is well worth a visit if only just to soak up the atmosphere and gaze into the crystal depths.
Nissaki is also a popular fishing spot with the harbour-side rocks attracting a wide variety of fish and it is the main base from which you can pick up a boat trip with the traditional caique, for example 'Vivi'; the best way to enjoy the coast.
Down a steep narrow road you will come to the little village and lovely beach of Kaminaki. Kaminaki beach is a curved bay of white pebbles and crystaline waters with two tavernas, some basic water-sports and a boat hire jetty.
For the more active Kaminaki beach is the start of a narrow coastal footpath that passes several enchanting bays along the coast including Krouzeri beach, Agni and Kerasia.
If you take the road to 'Nissaki beach hotel' you will come to Krouzeri beach. A long pebble and shingle beach in front and to the side of the hotel Krouzeri with a couple of very pleasant beachside tavernas, a water-sports jetty, sun-beds and lovely clear turquoise water.
Agni beach is a narrow stretch of pebbles set in a bay at the bottom of an olive and cypress tree valley. With three traditional beachside tavernas all ready to feed and entertain you. The beautiful scenery makes it a popular stop for boats of all sizes. A short walk around a small headland brings you onto another quiet shingly beach that is excellent for snorkelling.
The large horseshoe shaped bay of Kalami is captivating. The beach is a long stretch of white pebbles and the azure sea enclosed as it is by low tree clad cliffs is perfect for swimming and snorkelling.
There is a water sports jetty, pedalos, sun loungers, boat hire platform and small jetty for boat trips. Along the beach are four traditional tavernas and there are bars and mini markets a short distance behind the main beach.
A 15 minute walk or 2 minute drive north brings you round to the charming bay and circular harbour of 'Kouloura'. Here there is a pleasant taverna, small beach and one of the most picturesque traditional harbours on the island.
Until recently one of Corfu's well-kept secrets, Kerasia beach is a wonderful long quiet pebbly beach tucked away between Kalami and St Stephanos. Tantalizingly close when viewed from the road it is only accessed via Agios Stephanos or by boat. With one friendly taverna a small tourist kiosk and a few sun loungers it is a favourite with the local people and can get busy at weekends. In the week though it is rarely very busy and is ideal for swimming and snorkelling.
The inviting bay of Agios Stefanos ('East' not to be confused with another St Stephanos on the West coast) has two small harbourside beaches but is better known for its charming village and beachside tavernas. A popular stop for boats with plenty of jetties to choose from and a gentle traditional atmosphere, it is a wonderful place to stay and well worth a visit, particularly by boat.
Agios Stefanos is set at the start of the delightful nature reserve of 'Eremitis', a large peninsular of rolling hills and fabulous hidden beaches and lagoons. Eremitis is accessible only by foot, horseback or boat. Many of the beaches can only be reached by sea.
One of the most attractive beaches on the North East Coast Avlaki has its borders in the Eremitis nature reserve and has a small lagoon which is a nature lovers delight.
The beach, a long curved stretch of white pebbles shelves into the brilliantly blue and fresh sea and there is almost always a cooling breeze blowing across the wide bay. There is a very good taverna in the middle of the beach and another slightly further along, plus sun loungers towards the centre, a windsurfing/dingy sailing school and small boat hire jetty.
The completely uncommercial beach of Coyevinas is a long stoney stretch of beach just around the headland between Avlaki and Kassiopi. Virtually undisturbed the beach is good for snorkelling and for peace and quiet.
Kassiopi has one main reasonable sized beach to the North of the town with convenient beachside tavernas and snack bars. Several smaller prettier beaches are a short walk around the two headlands leading from the harbour.
Two of these beaches are large enough for a few sun loungers and have beautiful clear waters and shingle or pebbles and there are, for those that look, one or two tiny little coves hidden away down footpaths from the main town.
Kassiopi is also ideally situated to explore a little further afield by boat or car for the hidden pebble bays of the East or the long sandy beaches of the North.
St Spyridon beach is a lovely sandy beach backed by a lagoon and nature reserve about a 15-minute drive North west of Kassiopi. With shallow waters and golden sand it is popular with children and families and is also a favourite spot for walkers.
Across a small bridge is a track that with a four-wheel drive or steady walk leads to a couple of other largely undisturbed little beaches hidden away behind trees and fields.
Kalamaki beach is about 10 minutes drive along the North coast from Kassiopi and is the closest totally sandy beach to the town. A wide shallow bay with a couple of pleasant tavernas this beach is good for children as it has shallow waters for a good distance out.
Just past the beach and lagoon of St Spiridon starts a long stretch of sandy beach about 7 kilometres long. Almyros is at the start of this stretch and is the least commercial section with sand dunes and a couple of nice tavernas near the sea.
The beach continues uninterrupted past Acharavi and Roda petering out at the cliffs before the Sidari headland. At Acharavi and Roda the beach gets busier and there are several good café bars and tavernas on the seaside. The beach is particularly pleasant for an evening stroll with the sun setting behind the small islands off the North Coast and is good for a day out if you have children who enjoy sand and company.
Sidari has a lovely beach and was famed for its 'Canal d'amour' a section of beach between weather carved sandstone cliffs. In recent years, whilst the beach is still attractive and has various water sports available the village itself has become very commercial. The surrounding countryside is still enchanting however and there is a beach called 'Sunset beach' on the outskirts of the village of Peroulades that is a long strip of golden sand at the bottom of vast sandstone cliffs. The views from the taverna above this beach are lovely.
Agios Stefanos on the West coast offers a complete contrast to Agios Stefanos on the East. A long wide sandy bay sheltered by sandstone cliffs Ag Stephanos is a lovely beach for sand lovers. There are plenty of sunbeds and various watersports available. The resort itself has good facilities and plenty of places to eat.
A short distance around the headland from Ag Stefanos (West) is the sandy beach of Arillas. A good sandy beach with a bustling resort, Arillas beach is long and narrow with sand dunes at one end and lovely views from the seaside tavernas.
A huge horseshoe shaped bay with a lovely sandy beach and beautiful scenery Agios Georgios on the North West (there are 3 Agios Georgios beaches) is particularly beautiful seen from the coastal road that leads to Paleocastritsa. The beach is long and sandy and has various watersports available and there are a few tavernas and shops along the shore. As well as a good sandy beach it is also a lovely area for walking.
Paleocastritsa is known for its beautiful scenery and there are several small beaches around the coast, many of which only accessed by sea or foot. The main beach is a lovely sandy bay tucked between impressive rocks and cliffs. It tends to get very busy in the summer, has several tavernas overlooking the sea and is great for snorkelling. There is another smaller and quieter beach slightly set away from the village where you can hire boats and there are various boat trips that drop you off at beaches further away that cannot be reached by car.
One of the most beautiful and most popular beaches on the island Glyfada is a long wide sandy beach tucked away at the bottom of pine clad cliffs about 20 minutes drive out of Corfu town. There are various beach bars and tavernas towards the centre of the beach, volleyball courts, plenty of sun loungers, watersports and lovely swimming waters.
The beach can get very busy in the Summer and at weekends though the two ends of the beach tend to be quieter. It is a beach you can easily spend a whole day on with plenty of activity for those that want it, more peaceful spots for those that don't and sunshine from 8am to 9pm in the Summer months; a lovely spot to watch the sun set.
A short distance down the coast from Glyfada is Pelekas beach. Down a long narrow road this beach is a lovely sandy beach set at the bottom of the tree clad hillsides so typical of this coast. It has a couple of small tavernas a smart hotel and plenty of golden sand.
Through the lovely traditional village of Sinarades you wind down the olive slopes to Ag Gordis. A long strip of sand with water sports and several shops and tavernas Ag Gordis is set in lovely scenery and has some pleasant walks in the nearby countryside.
Towards the South of the island there are long stretches of largely wild sandy beaches. For those who like to explore a four-wheel drive to the mouth of the Korission lagoon and a walk takes you to acres of unspoilt sand dunes perfect for getting away from it all even in the height of the Summer.
The beaches further South of Agios Georgios, Marathias and Santa Barbara are all long stretches of sand with very little on them other than the odd few tavernas around the small resorts. Further south again the beaches can only be reached by foot or by the sea with the exception of the furthest tip of the island where the infamous 'Kavos' sits.
A lively, young persons resort, hidden behind the olive groves with nightclubs, bars and fast food cafes galore spilling onto what was a beautiful sandy beach.
Yasliskari Beach is a one of the smallest beaches on the western side of Corfu. The fine sand against the turquoise sea waters with the pine trees located around makes this beach an ideal place to sit back, relax and watch the world go by.
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This final play from the pen of Oscar Wilde is a stylish send-up of Victorian courtship and manners, complete with assumed names, mistaken lovers, and a lost handbag. Jack and Algernon are best friends, both wooing ladies who think their names are Ernest, "that name which inspires absolute confidence."
Wilde's effervescent wit, scathing social satire, and high farce make this one of the most cherished plays in the English language.
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"Thouroughly Enjoyable!"
I had read this play many years ago, but never seen it performed. I admit, at the time, that I was not very impressed. This performance has changed my mind! This a truly funny play that had me laughing out loud at times, and Oscar Wilde has a wonderful sense for the absurd. The performance was very good, I can't resist James Marsters in a British accent (oh, and the others were good, too.)
"A wonderful production of a great play!"
I found it impossible not to laugh out loud while listening to this witty comedy of manners. I've seen the play many times, but have never seen a production more enjoyable than listening to this performance. Bravo!
"Delightfully silly"
LA Theatre Works is a unique and rich source of live performances. Their audio productions are recorded in front of a live audience, which provides two benefits, especially in a wonderfully silly play like this: you can laugh along with other (real) people, and the actors are unlikely to drop their voices to a whisper. It's not quite the same as seeing the play on stage, but it's closer than listening to a studio production. You trade a small measure of verisimilitude in the sound for a large measure of communal laughter.
There's not much to say about the play itself. It's a puff of air, a totally ridiculous situation where the farce is embodied in a rapid exchange of one-liners rather than in pratfalls. Wilde's brilliant language sparkles throughout.
I listened to the other recordings of this play available on Audible, and while one of them in particular features a more stellar cast, they lack the energizing effect of hearing the responses of other people to the same lines that made me chuckle. Yes, it sounds "stagey" at times, but that's why I liked it!
This recording also includes an interview with the director.
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"Hilarious. Well acted."
It was great 100 years ago, and its great now. I love this play more every time I read/see/hear it. The acting in this version is spot on. This was very enjoyable. I bought it so that I could share my love of this play with a friend while on a road trip. She loved it.
I was actually unsure whether to buy this or not, as I was worried that, being recorded at a real theatrical performance, the lack of any kind of description of the scenes and actions would make it difficult to follow, and consequently render it less enjoyable.
I had no reason to worry. The quality of the sound is very good, and the actors are really great, so you can recognize the different characters with no problem. And fortunately the conversations alone let you easily understand where the action is taking place and what is happening.
As for the rest, there is very little to say:
I won't even try to review the story, it's just too great (and witty, and silly, and funny, and brilliant, and a lot of other similar adjectives) for words.
The quality of the sound is very good.
The actors impersonate the various characters perfectly, and hearing this play actually acted out is infinitely better than just reading it (after all, this is the way it was meant to be enjoyed). I already knew the story well (it's one of my favorite books) but hearing it this way still made me laugh out loud!!!
Too many books, so little time. 5 stars=Great, 4 stars=Good, 3 stars=Okay, 2 stars= Sucked, 1 star=Awful.
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I like to listen to audios while I work, on my headphones. My co-workers keeped giving me curious looks because I couldn't help but laugh out loud. Short but funny. I would listen to again and recommend to friends and family.
"I laughed so hard I cried."
Very high on the funny list of audiobooks I've listened to.
Jack is more
The scene in Jack's garden with the two brothers eating muffins kept getting funnier as it went along. I was crying so hard I had to pause twice to get a Kleenex. This play reminds me so much of not only Monty Python, but the banter between the brothers, Niles and Fraiser Crane.
"What fun!"
I love this cast of actors! I could totally see the play happening in my imagination; what a well-done piece of drama. I can't wait to play this for my students to show them how entertaining drama, even older pieces of drama, can be!
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This is one of my favorite works by Oscar Wilde. I have seen the old and newer movies and read it. Listening to this dramatization was an awesome experience. The players were spot on! I could see what was happening as I was listening. Would suggest this to anyone!!
"Performances that bring out the best in the play"
Wilde was devastatingly witty, and this production and the "vocal acting" bring out the best in this play. An endearing play enlivened by an engaging cast. Just the thing to listen to on a long night flight to England.


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To accomplish this purpose, on November 20, 1564, a fleet of five ships ranging between 40 and 500 tons, with a force of 400 men under the Captain-General Don Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, sailed from the little Mexican port of Navidad, directing their course, as usual, due south to the 10th parallel north and thence west 8000 miles across the whole length of the Pacific, until they reached Guam, in the southern Marianas, and finally the Philippines. The expedition landed again in Cebu, from where Legazpi eventually subdued the main islands of the Philippine archipelago and founded the city of Manila, future capital of the new colony.


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ALDAN --- Colonial Playhouse will continue its theater season with Barbara Robinson's holiday classic, "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever," tonight at 8.
Directed by Sam Barrett of Ardmore, the production continues Saturday and Sunday, Friday through Sunday, Dec. 7-9, and Friday through Sunday, Dec. 14-16.
Friday and Saturday-evening performances begin at 8 p.m., with the Sunday matinees beginning at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $12 for the evening performances, $11 for the matinees, and $8 at all times for children under 12. Tickets may be purchased at the box office, which opens 45 minutes before showtime.
As part of a series of fundraisers for the 2012-2013 season, the theater will host an "Opening Night VIP Wine & Cheese Reception" tonight from 6:30-7:30.
Attendees will be invited to meet Colonial's board of directors, mingle with the cast and crew of "Christmas Pageant," enjoy some light refreshments, and help raise funds for the theater's building improvement initiatives.
Tickets, available at the door or in advance, are $25 per person and include the reception and show admission.
Colonial Playhouse is located at Ridley and Magnolia avenues (522 W. Magnolia Ave.), one block off of Oak Avenue.
For more information on the show or the VIP Reception, or directions, call the box office at 610-622-5773 or visit colonialplayhouse.net.
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Chris Thurston has many fond memories of Can-Am Motorsports Park in LaFargeville. With his family background, he hasnt missed many race nights the past 20 years, racing either on the track or the go-kart track adjacent to the speedway.
His grandfather, Robert Thurston Sr., was a co-owner and, later, owner of the speedway for nearly 30 years beginning in the mid-1970s. His father, Robert Jr., raced at the track for many years and later served as general manager of the facility.
Chris watched the races from the pits or in the stands when he was a young boy. He later raced a go-kart for a number of years, winning track championships at the track and at the Route 58 go-kart track near Gouverneur.
I guess I raced a go-kart for about nine years before I began racing an IMCA modified, Chris said. I guess the highlight of my IMCA racing career was winning the track championship in 2008.
When the IMCA modified class was disbanded in 2010 due to a low car count, Chris decided to move up to the sportsman class.
While he has had a number of fender benders over the years, he managed to escape any serious accident until last season.
Last season I was in an accident when my car hit the wall head on, Chris said. About the only thing we could save from the mangled race car was the engine and the drivers seat. I missed about a month of racing as we had to put another car together.
Chris said that last year was a learning season for him as he was competing in a different race class. His goal this season is to try to make the top five in points. He would also like to qualify for the sportsman race at Super DIRT Week in Syracuse in October.
He had some advice for young drivers just starting out in driving a race car or thinking about getting into the sport.
Go out there and get some seat time, he said. Dont worry where you finish but get familiar with the race track.
Can-Am returns to racing this weekend after a week off. The big-block/small-block modified will race for $1,500 to win. There is also racing in the sportsman, late models, pro street, thunder cars and mod lites. Racing will begin at 6:30 p.m. On Thursday night, there is a 30-lap enduro race with $1,000 to win based on a 20-car field.
Mohawk International raceway in Akwesasne will have a full race program tonight. Evans Mills Speedway will take the weekend off from racing. Oswego Speedway resumes racing Saturday night with racing in the supermodified and small-block modified divisions.


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Trey spoke at length about his musical motivations, his charitable work with his Angels with Heart Foundation and more in a new interview with the Mo'Kelly Report. Check out the audio above, and click HERE for the full post.
Posted June 14, 2011 by Web Crew
Listen to the official remix for Kelly Rowland's hit single "Motivation" ft. featuring Busta Rhymes, Trey Songz and Fabolous!
Posted August 02, 2010 by Atlantic Records
Listen to the WORLD PREMIERE of the new single "Can't Be Friends" in the audio player above! "Can't Be Friends" is off of Trey's highly anticipated new album PASSION, PAIN & PLEASURE available everywhere September 14th! Click HERE to pre-order the new album plus get exclusive bundle offers only available on TreySongz.com! Get your copy NOW!
Posted January 13, 2010 by Atlantic Records
Listen to Trey's interview with NYC's Power 105.1 along with Jay-Z and Jeezy. (via RapRadar.com)
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Posted December 16, 2009 by Atlantic Records
Click HERE to check out Trey's "I Invented Sex" Remix ft. Keri Hilson and Usher! Let us know what you think of the track! Yuuup! -
Posted September 16, 2009 by Atlantic Records
Jenny Boom Boom and DJ Craig G from Hot 93.7 interview Trey Songz! Trey stops by to talk about READY, says he and Drake are "great friends", explains how he and Fab started hanging out, names his favorite song on the album, says the "LOL :-)" video may be "so stupid it will be borderline corny", and says he gets starstruck every time he sees Beyonce. Trey also talks about his upcoming tour!
Posted September 14, 2009 by Atlantic Records
Amerie and Trey Songz took the liberty in remaking Mint Condition's smash hit, "Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)" for Amerie's newest project, "In Love & War" which is slated to drop November 3rd. Head on over to ConcreteLoop.com to check out the new record. READY in stores now!
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Helped Eau Claire High School to a 25-1 record as a senior, as the squad won its first 25 games before falling in the Class 2A semifinals … averaged 13.3 points and 8.1 rebounds per game as a senior … three-time all-region and all-state tournament performer … named the Class 2A All-Area Player of the Year by The (Columbia) State … selected to represent South Carolina in the Carolinas All-Star Classic … was also an accomplished volleyball player for the Shamrocks, earning all-state, all-region and all-area honors … named the Region 4 2A Player of the Year and WLXT in Columbia also named her its player of the year … was selected for the North-South All-Star Game … was rewarded for her work in the classroom, as well, as she was honored at the Richland One Academic All-Stars banquet … was Eau Claire's salutatorian and was editor-in-chief of the 2010 yearbook … was a member of the A-B Honor Roll and on the Merit List.
Janae' Dominque Stevenson … born July 5, 1992, in Columbia, S.C. … daughter of Janet Delaney … cousin Thaddeous Delaney played basketball at College of Charleston … plans to major in business.


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"A Must Read Autobiography for All King Fans"
Stephen King's On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft exposes the us to a side of the writer that hasn't been seen all in one place before. As an avid constant reader, I often look forward to Mr. King's introductions and afterwords as much as I do the actual content of the book; well almost as much. On Writing does instruct one how to write, or at least, how a very successful writer writes, but it is much more a generous autobiography than a dry instructional text. From the crazy days of his childhood with (his brother) Dave's "super-duper electro-magnet" to his harrowing account of the tragic roadside accident that has altered his life forever,
On Writing shows us who does the writing more than how it is done. Extremely funny and honest, On Writing is filled with account after account of Stephen King's life. It is read by the author, who has always made up for not being a "professional voice" by breathing an authors life into a book in a way only the author can do. The advice he does offer for writers is more about being honest and working hard than what to write or how to get published. It is a book written by one of those few people in life who is "'getting paid to do what he loves.'"
If you have never heard Stephen King before, if you have been turned off by the "genre", hear On Writing from audible.com today, to find out what you have been missing and why you shouldn't miss another word from Stephen King.
"Man and Boy Walk Through Desolation to the Sea"
This is a bleak picture of our possible future wherein the bonds of love between a father and son still remain. Listening to this book, I often thought of The Gunslinger by Stephen King. There is that same relentlessness of pushing on into a desperate future; pushing on down the road, or the path of a beam, that leads to a kind of end for one and a new beginning for the other.
I found the narration by Tom Stechschulte to be excellent and am looking forward to listening to the other unabridged recordings of McCarthy's works from audible.
"UR Functions Well"
What a great little short story about our choices, even if well meaning, and their consequences. Stephen King brings us into contact with the Dark Tower once again and it is always nice to go back there along a new path of the beam.
Very good narration. Left me wanting more.
"Great Listen"
This was a great recap of one of the most exciting general election campaigns in history; certainly of my lifetime. The insights from behind the curtains of each campaign say a lot about who these people really are and why we may or may not be happy for whom we voted for in November 2008.
"Thomas Covenant Rolls in His Grave"
When I heard that Stephen R. Donaldson, who I completely abandoned during the awful Gap series had revisted "the land" I was quick to snap up this title from audible.com. I loved the first two Thomas Covenant series. Even if I had discerned these mixed reviews for myself, the phosphene glow in my mind that were the land, the white gold fire, and the Staff of Law, I would still have given this book a try. Either way, my discernment was flawed, clouded, "covered with dirt" if you will, dirt on the much abused and worn out Arch of Time if you will indulge me a bit further on...
What a horrible disappointment. Linden Avery is simply the weakest lead character I have ever seen - period. If I hear the words discernment or any variation of phosphorous/phosphenes again, I can't be held responsible for what I might do.
Repetitive, redundant, rehashed, ridiculous - take your pick for which of the above you want to substitute for the "R" in Stephen R. Donaldson on this one.
"137 / 18.5 Hours = 7.405 Minutes Per Chapter"
Dan Brown's Angels and Demons is an enjoyable, if frequently unbelievable story that simply goes on far too long. It is one of those rare cases where I wish I had taken the abridged version.
There are 137 Chapters in this book and I think it could have safely been ended somewhere around 123 and it would still have been too long. In addition to it's gross length, Angels and Demon's asked this listener to suspend belief far too often. There is actually one passage that refers to the heroine as having to "buy" one of Langdon's explanations for one of his conclusions and I can't help but feel that Brown was staring his readers in the face daring us to do the same.
However, for all that is bad in this book (it is, I suppose "bad trash" as Stephen King's mother might have said), I still found it to be worth a listen. This is the type of book that would fit perfectly into a new Audible Listener Rental program...
Richard Poe does an okay job reading this but it sounded like he frequently was reading with throat lozenges in his mouth. Also, Poe's accent at the beginning of the book for Maximillian Kohler is really hard to accept.
I hoped it was going to be better than The DaVinci Code but I can only give this one 3 stars. I recommend you try the abridgement.
"Perfect Pompeii Primer"
This short (90 minute) history of Pompeii and it's destruction is very good. Pompeii: City Captured In Ash was perfect for my one day in and out commute. The ensemble cast recreates the life and death of these 1st century Romans using the still life casts and messages left behind as the last moments of their lives were captured forever.
This great little book will leave you wanting to know more. I have queued up Robert Harris' Pompeii: A Novel in "My Next Listen" so that I can keep exploring this facinating example of how our environment can turn on us without warning at any moment.
"Stephen King + Non-Fiction = Home Run"
I listened to Faithful for one reason, probably the same reason you will hear this great chronicle of the 2004 Boston Red Sox. The reason: Stephen King is one of the authors. This and On Writing A Memoir of the Craft are two examples of my favorite Stephen King - unfiltered; pure King without the screen of fictional characters behind which he normally stands.
Faithful is funny, sad, and ultimately triumphant, as we knew that it must be. Knowing the outcome is part of the fun in reading this book as we look into the personal past of both Stewart O'Nan and King, who refers to his readers in the future knowing the outcome. King says that the format of the book, a series of journal-type entries and e-mail conversations between the authors, is the only way that it could possibly work. He is right, it works brilliantly. Listeners will be delighted by the frustrations of and observations made by these two inconsolable, long-suffering Sox fans as they head into an unknown future where their suffering will end in the miraculous eight game sweep that closed out the 2004 baseball season.
Not to be overlooked, Stewart O'Nan's writing is a wonderful compliment to King's, carrying much of the action in fine detail. His BP notes are great.
Narration is provided by Adam Grupper doing O'Nan and Ron McLarty speaking for King. Grupper is a terrific find and I hope to hear more from him soon. McLarty is a great author in his own right. His novel, The Memory of Running was revealed in King's Entertainment Weekly column and is a must own selection from audible.
Also recommended non-fiction with Stephen King on Audible: The Wavedancer Benefit, Bag of Bone's which includes a terrific inteview with the author, Building Bridges: Stephen King Live at the National Book Awards, and Writers Speak: A Collection of Interviews with Writers on Fresh Air with Terry Gross.
"Short Work for Littell"
The Amateur is an engaging short story, by Littell's standards - see The Company - that is a predictable but enjoyable listen. Much of the action after Heller's plans are in motion is telegraphed during his extorted training from the CIA. If you are into vengance, there is plenty of it here, but not many surprises.
Impeccable narration is provided by Scott Brick as usual.
"Great Story - Who Stole The Ending?"
Catch Me If You Can, made into a movie a few years ago with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, was my first introduction to the story of Frank Abagnale, Jr. This is "truth is stranger than fiction" at its finest and one of my most enjoyable listens from audible. My only problem with it is the ending. Spoilled by the movie, which details his time with the FBI and then, in the ending credits, talks about his subsequent consulting work helping combat check fraud for banks and businesses, the audio book doesn't get into any of that, but ends very abruptly - like many of Abagnale's alter-ego lives. Still very enjoyable and highly recommended with very good narration.
"Ways You Can Support Our Troops"
Rather than simply give my opinion of this great collection of letters from troops and their families, I offer a paraphrased excerpt from the Appendix of Will They Ever Trust Us Again?
Ways you can support our troops:
Homes for Our Troops at homesforourtroops.org - their mission is to build specially adapted homes for our severely disabled soldiers and their families.
The Wounded Warrior Project at unitedspinal.org - seeks to assist those men and women of our armed forces who have been severely injured.
Fisher House at fisherhouse.org - the Fisher House program is a private/public partnership that supports America's military in their time of need.
Give the gift of groceries at commissaries.com.
Send books. If you would like to send books to soldiers yourself, check out booksforsoldiers.com, where soldiers will post requests for books they'd like to get their hands on and all you have to do is pick a soldier to send a book to.
Operation Uplink at operationuplink.org - you can donate calling cards, so military families can stay in touch during their extended separations.
Operation Hero Miles at heromiles.org - through Operation Hero Miles, you can donate your airline miles to American soldiers so they can get home to visit with their families.
United Services Organization (USO) Care Packages - (703) 696-2628 - at usometrodc.org - you can donate money to the USO to help sponsor care packages sent to the troops through their site.
Armed Forces Emergency Relief Funds at afrtrust.org - helps the soldiers and families with paying for food and rent, medical and dental expenses, personal needs when pay is delayed, and funeral expenses.
Red Cross - helping military families at redcross.org. Contact your local Red Cross chapter and find out how you can help with military families in your area who are struggling in this time of war.
Thank you to all men and women in uniform for their service.


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One of the great and powerful things about the internet is our ability to grab and share the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) aka a link. Amazing. Period.
Think about it. In 2011, it's one of those simple things that we have gotten use to from using the internet over the years but it is so darn powerful. In college I became sort of an "internet tracker" – seeking the interesting and the cool going on in digital and culture and/or digital culture.
Lately I've been sharing the findings of these digital excursions on the ol'blog. Below are the latest collection of links on a wide variety of subjects. While the range of these subjects are broad, don't be fooled. They are in many ways interlinked and related when you peel back the onion. Peel it back far enough to see the big picture.
The big picture in this case is the future of digital, business and culture.
I hope you enjoy!
1. Gareth Kay is put together a deck on THINK SMALL for big brands. I love it. He borrowed Andy Spade's quote from PSFK conference last year that is SO on point, "the bigger a brand gets, the smaller it should act." So true. Review the deck here or see his postings on how to execute "small" thinking here.
2. Matt Howell of Arnold Worldwide did this awesome presentation for CU Boulder Digital Works on New Teams and Process for Making Digital work. Interesting.
3. Mobile commerce is so here and happening. "EBay CEO says mobile sales will reach $4B by year-end." That's B for BILLION!
4. China is going to continue to BLOW the F up. "China's taste for high-end fashion and luxury brands reaches new heights."
5. Seth Godin. Love this man's brilliance. Has a really short but really insightful posting on "what (people) want."
6. For you Facebook marketers out there. Check out this friendly resource book on best marketing practices on the site.
7. Very interesting. TV Guide's study "Which TV Shows Are the Most Social?" Guess what – the top 10 "most social" shows aren't necessarily in line with the highest rated shows on Nielsen. Those Nielsen ratings be funny I tell you!
8. Amazon.com is a machine, huge, and pretty awesome. TechCrunch shares this terrific presentation on the hidden empire that is Amazon.com. For you tech-biz/MBA types this is a must read.
9. In case you wondered why you see some of your friends updates and not others, get an inside peak on Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm.
9a. Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm has a whole lot of relevance to the hot TedX topic of the week, Eli Praiser's Filter Bubble. Apparently, Facebook/Google aren't totally unbias when it comes to "searching/filtering" information. Hmmmmm, raise that eyebrow….now!
10. This collaborative consumption is really growing on me lately. For a crash course on it check out @BrainPicker's "7 Ways to have more by owning less" posting.
10a. For a more in-length crash course on Collaborative Consumption – check out Danielle Sacks dope Fast Company article on Rachel Botsman, the ring leader of the movement.
11. HBO is making some really freaking smart moves lately, positioning the HBO brand for the long-term as the "go-to" source for premium entertainment. See their annoucment for the HBO Go app and now folks that have it on their iPads can watch the Game of Thrones show A WEEK early if they have the app! Pure brilliance. They showed us the future of the cable TV industry in the 80s so I guess it only makes sense that they show us the future of the fragmented-multi-screen entertainment universe in the 10s.
12. It looks like this NFC (Near-Field-Communication) and events go hand-in-hand. Check out "Google and China's Foursquare-eaque Jiepang Prepping for NFC.
13. Did you know that Virtual Goods in social games will be a $653 million dollar business in the U.S. alone in 2011? What?! I know. Cray-cray (slang for crazy), but this is really happening. Hmmmmm. Makes one think about how you might go about doing a fancy integration into this wildly growing world. Oh yeah, see: Lady Gaga.


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John DiStaso, the New Hampshire Union Leader's senior political writer, began writing "Granite Status" in 1982. His influential reports on behind-the-scenes politics in the first-primary state are a must read for insiders from Concord to Washington, D.C. Watch for "Granite Status" updates on UnionLeader.com whenever New Hampshire political news breaks.
Recent Granite Status
0 John DiStaso's Granite Status: New pro-Ayotte ad on immigration reform; former NHGOP chair says she should 'stand on her own two feet'
13 Granite Status: An anti-Shaheen ad getting attention
23 John DiStaso's Granite Status: Conservative NH group airs first TV ad of '14 US Senate election, hitting Shaheen for health care vote
0 John DiStaso's Granite Status: Jim Rubens eyes '14 US Senate run; Andy Sanborn tweets 'Haggie,' apologizes
13 John DiStaso's Granite Status: Sans dice, how will Hassan roll now?
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Ayotte among GOP senators invited to dine with Obama Wednesday evening
We've confirmed that Ayotte received a telephone call personally from the President on Tuesday afternoon and has been invited to be among about a dozen GOP senators to have dinner with Obama on Wednesday night.
(For earlier Granite Status reports, click on "Granite Status" above)
The Washington Post reported the dinner is scheduled to take place at The Jefferson Hotel, weather permitting.
The Post has described the series of calls being made by Obama to Republicans as a new "charm offensive" to bypass leadership and go to the rank-and-file. In the calls, the Post reported, the President has expressed a willingness to reform health and retirement programs if they agree to raise taxes to address the national debt.
White House press secretary Jay Carney has reportedly said the conversations have focused mostly on the budget but also on other issues.
The Post said other GOP senators invited to dinner and who plan to attend include John McCain of Arizona, Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Dan Coats of Indiana and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin.


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- International Association of Business Communication BC
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Several Gastonia Day School students earned gold, silver and honor mentions in the Mid-Carolina Regional Scholastic Art Awards competition, including Holland Haag of Lake Wylie.
More than 2,600 individual entries and more than 90 senior portfolios were entered in a 18 county region. Gaston Day received 23 awards.
Each teacher is allowed to send in 20 students' work. Each of the 20 students can submit two works.
Seniors Portfolios have eight pieces of art that shows a body of related work. Gold Key Portfolios are a Body of work. Gold Individual are single works not related to each other.
Haag won the Senior-Gold Portfolio competition with photography and ink work, as well as one gold, three silvers and two honorable mentions for Scholastic Individual Awards.
Look for more of Haag's works online at lakewyliepilot.com.
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The Games of Jose Raul Capablanca
Gata Kamsky: Chess Genius
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'Lachlan Gilmour showing promise in the 420 Australian Championships 2013' Peter Campbell
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Lachlan Gilmour, younger son of America's Cup helmsman and world match racing champion Peter Gilmour, is following in the illustrious wake of his father in the International 420 class Australian championship on Hobart's River Derwent.
Gilmour and his crew, Thomas Blaauw, from the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club in Perth, yesterday moved up to a challenging second place in the 420s, maintaining a consistent scorecard of 6-2-2-4-7 placing.
They are on 21 points, only four points behind Xavier Winston-Smith and Joshua Dawson from the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club in Sydney who have had a score of 4-3-4-2-4 to be on 17 points.
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Duckdive Inc. launched Meetrip ( http://meetrip.to/ ) in 10 major cities of Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, South Korea, and Vietnam on November 8th (Thursday), 9AM (Singapore Time).
Meetrip started on September 18th, 2012 in Tokyo and Taipei. Since then, its concept, "Travel with Local People," has gained strong support from travel lovers in social media. It has only been less than two months since Meetrip was launched, but Duckdive Inc. has decided to move forward by expanding to 10 more cities because of the users' requests of "I want to use Meetrip all across Asia!"
Meetrip is on its way to becoming the global service that travelers can use anywhere in the world. This expansion to 10 cities is the test case for the next step, expansion to over 1,000 cities.
Cities to be opened
[Indonesia] Jakarta, [Korea] Seoul, [Malaysia] Kuala Lumpur, [Japan] Kyoto, Osaka, Okinawa, [Philippines] Manila, Thailand: Bangkok, [Vietnam] Ho Chi Minh City, [Singapore] Singapore (? 12 cities in total with Tokyo and Taipei)
About Meetrip
At Meetrip, travelers can find and book travel activities offered by local people. Travelers will be able to experience the city through the eyes of someone who lives and breathes the city. The concept of Meetrip is "Travel with Local People". The local people take you to the wonders of their hometown, far beyond what you can find in an ordinary travel guidebook or a vacation package. For more information, visit http://meetrip.to/.
About Duckdive Inc.
Duckdive Inc. was founded in 2011, June in Tokyo to launch Meetrip. The head office is located in Tokyo.
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