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FILM NIGHT - Sunday October 27th
Our first film of the new season. The Guardians.
The Guardians (Les gardiennes) (2017)
Our first film of the new season. The Guardians.
The Guardians (Les gardiennes) (2017)
WALK and TALK / MARCHER et PARLER
If you are interested in improving your French conversation skills , why not join us for a gentle walk /visit to a garden or house. During the visit we will try to converse in French ably led by language expert Antonia Des Forges. .
Our first trial meet will be a walk around Englefield garden on Monday 30th September (note change of date from previously advertised). You are welcome to join us at 12 noon at the entrance to the estate outside the garden centre. Following the walk we hope to visit the tea shop in the village.
If this proves to be a popular idea we could repeat the idea on a regular basis maybe every 2 months Day of the week is flexible.
Saturday, September 21st, 2019
10:30 AM to 12:30 PM
You are invited to join us at
THE ART CAFE (just over Whitchurch bridge)
Come for tea / coffee and cakes.
Come for a chat, bring a friend or just for a break in your shopping.
Hope to see you there.
You are invited to join us at
THE ART CAFE (just over Whitchurch bridge)
Come for tea / coffee and cakes.
Come for a chat, bring a friend or just for a break in your shopping.
Hope to see you there.
This year we will be opening a FRENCH CAFE at our stall at the fete.
Come along to try French specialities sweet and savoury as well as our renowned Crepes.
We will of course also be serving Wine and soft drinks.
Do come along and meet the team.
We look forward to the arrival of 46 people from the French village of Houdan this May.
New hosts and regular hosts are preparing for a full weekend of friendship and cultural exchange .
It will all kick off at the Pangbourne village Hall with a drinks reception and music from the Pangbourne silver band.
The weekend includes time spent with an English family. and typical English cuisine.
Plus a boat trip on the River Thames a picnic in the meadows , a concert of a male voice choir in the beautiful parish church, drinks in the rectory garden and for a finale a three course meal for everyone.
Our final film night of this season is Sunday March 24th. Entry £6.00 per head at the door. Come early to secure a good seat and enjoy a drink. . Doors open at 6.45pm
We will be showing The Midwife (Sage Femme) (2017) The film stars two great French actors, Catherine Deneuve and Catherine Frot, acting together for the first time. Midwife Claire is conscientious and hardworking, but inhibited and somewhat stuck in a rut. She gets an unexpected phone call from her father's former lover, Béatrice, a capricious free spirit, who walked out on Claire's father many years before. Circumstances bring flighty Béatrice and uptight Claire together.
Looking forward to seeing you
You are warmly invited to the annual AGM at the Dorman Rooms (St Bernadette's Church in Horseshoe Road). Wednesday March 13th, 7 for 7.30 pm.
Some of our long standing committee members are retiring, so we are looking for new committee members, and in particular for a treasurer.. If you have a little time to support the twinning in this way please get in touch .. Please do come along to hear how the Association has fared during the year - and enjoy a "glass of friendship".
Hope to see you there!
Pangbourne Twinning Association presents an
Antiques Road Show
Friday 8th March at Pangbourne Village Hall 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm
Bring one antique for valuation by Simon Jones
(Director of Jones & Jacob, Watlington )
Tickets available from Garlands Organic Shop For £15.00 a head
Additional antiques may be valued (time permitting), £5 per valuation
RAFFLE Chicken Curry & Rice Supper Drinks available from the bar
For further information Contact Richard Nurick 0118 9842565
On Sunday 24th February we have another charming and funny film entitled La Famille Bélier (The Bélier Family) to entertain you.
This comedy was a recent French box office sensation and should help to maintain our winter-warming theme
As usual, doors open at 6.45pm and the film will be shown at 7.30pm at Pangbourne village hall.
La Famille Bélier (2014) A film by Ēric Lartigau. Sixteen year old Paula is the only member of the Bélier family who is not deaf. She acts as the ears and mouth of her eccentric clan. Life is thrown into disarray when Paula finds that she has a previously unknown talent for singing, and, with encouragement from her teacher, decides to audition for a prestigious music college in Paris. Charming and funny, with a wonderful joie de vivre, this film was number one at the French box office and took the country by storm. It stars Karin Viard, François Damiens, Ēric Elmosnino and Louane Emera. 'Laughter and tears are an irresistible double act' – The Independent
Beautiful Lies (De vrais mensonges) (2010)
This is a light-hearted romantic comedy, set in the Mediterranean port of Sète, about how well-meaning deceptions can go very wrong.
Following a breakdown, highly educated and multi-lingual Jean quits his job as a UNESCO translator to become a handyman at Emilie's beauty salon. Smitten by her, he writes her a love letter but she thinks it comes from an elderly admirer and sends it on to her mother Maddy...
Fete des Rois-Kings day- (Epiphany ) dinner.
We would like to invite all members to our epiphany dinner to recognise the day of the KIngs.
Celebrated with a delicious meal followed by the presentation of the Galette des Rois. .A special cake with a hidden treasure . If you receive the special slice you become king or queen for the day.
Please see the menu and order form for the Epiphany dinner.on the 4th January at the Ferry Boat inn Whitchurch. The dinner is strictly limited to thirty places, so book now to avoid disappointment. Please return forms and cheques ( made out to the Ferry Boat) to Richard Nurick. First come, first served
Our next film night will take place on Sunday Nov 25th. 2018
The film is called Thérèse Desqueyroux (2012) starring Audrey Tautou as Thérèse. A woman of culture and intelligence who enters an arranged marriage in 1920s France. Constrained by a traditional society, her ideas clash with local conventions, in order to break free from her unhappy fate,Thérèse resorts to tragically extreme measures. An emotional and suspenseful film.
You are invited to join us at
THE ART CAFE (just over Whitchurch bridge)
for tea / coffee and cakes.
Come for a chat, bring a friend or just for a break in your shopping.
A FRENCH JAZZ BAND will be visiting our villages for the weekend of Nov 4-6th and will be playing at the village hall in Pangbourne. Organised as a joint venture with the Whitchurch Twinning group.
A group of French musicians and their families will be visiting the villages of Whitchurch and Pangbourne and will be hosted by families in the area.
They hope to play on the Friday at Pangbourne village hall and at Pangbourne primry school Fireworks Fiesta on the Saturday evening.
Tickets avaiable from Antonia Des Forges
Watch this space for updated info on the first film of the 2018 Autumn season coming to the Pangbourne village hall om Sunday October 28th.
Come for a glass of wine and an unusual but thought provoking film and catch up with fellow twinnrers. Doors open at 7pm.
All welcome to another of Richard Nurick's fun wine appreciation evenings.
Taste many different wines, found out more about their origins and enjoy a sociable evening.
Nibbles and cheese will be served at your table.
Bring as many friends as you like ,
More info re tickets and prices to follow.
Sunday February 25th . Doors open 6.45pm. Film starts at 7.30pm.
Pangbourne village hall.
Stéphane Brizé's film charts the stuttering love affair between a lonesome schoolteacher and a married builder, all the way from the dusty side-streets to the station where they must either board the train or say goodbye. The performances from Sandrine Kiberlain and Vincent Lindon are extraordinary.
Winner of best adapted screenplay at the 2010 César Awards, this is a meticulously crafted romantic drama about the unexpecWted romance between a married man, Jean, and his son's school teacher, Véronique Chambon.
The two protagonists come from very different worlds and their story reaches a painful turning point which will affect their lives forever.
The film has been termed a 'heart-breaking and emotionally ambiguous twist on Brief Encounter' (Time Out) and 'an emotionally incandescent love story' (New York Post).
Mademoiselle Chambon (2009)
JANUARY -Sunday 28th at Pangbourne village hall. 7pm for 7.30pm
Our next film for January will be
After his wife discovers an incandescent Spanish beauty bathing in a fountain, reclusive French painter-sculptor Marc Cros (Jean Rochefort) offers the young waif, Mercè a job modelling for his latest sculpture. It's 1943 in occupied France, and Cros hasn't worked in his studio since the beginning of the war. The girl turns out to be an escapee from a prison camp who helps resistance fighters sneak across the border to Spain.
"The Artist and the Model" is a simple, straightforward film about the wonder and awe that the natural world inspires in us. It elicits such wonder and awe in the viewer mainly by holding its steady gaze upon beautiful or beautifully arrayed things under sunlight
Le Havre (2011)
A film by a Finnish director but set in France and in French, this simple and contemporary story concerns Marcel (an impoverished shoeshiner) and his wife.They get involved with a young illegal immigrant, Idrissa, and take him into their home.This is gloriously colourful, combining drama and comedy and a modern day fable. It has also been described as a feel-good and wonderful, big-hearted comedy".
Pangbourne Twinning Association French Film Nights present
a new season of films for Autumn /Winter 2017.
Last Sunday of the month. Oct, Nov, Jan, Feb.
Our first film will be AU REVOIR LES ENFANTS
A film written and directed by Louis Malle.
Set in a rural Catholic boarding school during the Nazi occupation of France, this films tells the story of the friendship between Julien and new boy Jean. Julien becomes burdened by a dangerous secret – that Jean is secretly a Jew who is being concealed from the Germans by the friars who run the school.It was a worldwide box-office success and won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and the Bafta for Best Foreign Language film. It also received two Oscar nominations.
Sunday 29th October 7.30pm.
Pangbourne Village Hall (doors open 7.00pm)
Entry £6 per person.
Drinks available in return for a small donation to the Association.
A chance to get out in the fresh air and walk through the Autumn countryside with a Sunday lunch to follow.
Meet in the car park at the King William Pub in Ipsden village OX10 6AD
11 am on Sunday 15th October.
Bring your walking shoes for a ramble in the countryside for approximately 3-4 miles.followed by lunch in the King William.
Let Antonia (07971859594) or Lauren (01189714106) know if you are able to come or send a message via our Facebook page or on this website.
This year's exciting Fete is on Saturday 10th June.
12 until 5pm
Come along and join in the fun.
Preparations are in hand for our crepe and wine stall.
We will be asking all members and friends to join the rota to set up and run our stall, Please come along to make crepes, sell wine or just to spread the word about Pangbourne twinning,
Hope to see you there!
I've Loved You So Long (Il y a longtemps que je t'aime) (2008)
A film by Phillipe Claudel
Two sisters (Juliette and Léa) are separated for fifteen years when one of them is convicted of a crime, and is disowned by their parents.
On her release from prison, a social worker acting for Juliette has the idea of approaching Léa to see if she can offer her sister accommodation.
Léa now has a husband, Luc, and two adopted children and Luc is uneasy about the new arrangement; but slowly, with the help of friends and family, the two sisters, for so long strangers, rediscover each other and come to terms with their long separation.
Critically celebrated, this is a film about family, love, rehabilitation, forgiveness and redemption.
Juliette is played by Kristin Scott Thomas, and Léa by Elsa Zylberstein.
The film also stars Serge Hazanavicius, Laurent Grevill and Frederic Pierrot.
Pangbourne Twinning Association
Wednesday 15th
March 2017
Dorman Rooms, St Bernadette's, Horseshoe Road
at 7.30 pm
(Doors open 7.00 pm)
Wine and canapés
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The association continues with its FRENCH film nights in the village hall. Taking place on the last Sunday of the month (not Dec) at 7.30pm. November's showing will be on Sunday 27th and the film will be
"Marius" (2013)
A film adapted by, directed by and starring Daniel Auteuil.
Similarly to 'The Well-Digger's daughter' which we showed in the last film season, this is a film based on the work of Marcel Pagnol – his renowned 'Marseilles Trilogy' – a French national treasure.
Daniel Auteuil is one of the best-known actors in France and made his name in the famous adaptations of Pagnol's 'Jean de Florette' and 'Manon des Sources'.
Marius lives in the busy port of Marseilles in the 1920s, where his childhood friendship with fishmonger's daughter Fanny blossoms into love. However, Marius is eager for adventure and yearns to run away to the sea.
Auteuil's stature as an actor means that he successfully brings the 'Marseilles Trilogy' back to life and back to the screen, while remaining largely faithful to the much-loved 1930s film adaptations of this work.
The story will continue with our next screening, 'Fanny', which will be shown in January.
With English subtitles and drinks available at the bar for a small fee, come and enjoy a bit of French culture.
More details available from posters in the village.
Wine and cheese.
Come to the village hall and spend a pleasant evening learning about wine and sampling some interesting flavours..
A wine expert will be invited for the evening and samples of cheeses will be provided to taste. Thanks to the Pangbourne cheese shop for their kind donation..
Book a table of 6 or come and join a table . Tickets will be available in September.from Garlands or by ringing Richard Nurick on 0118 9842565.
Bring your antiques along to
an educational evening.
Supper included,
Twinning AGM. 8pm
Dorman rooms
Horseshoe road
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Zodiac replied to twenty second of the sun's topic in Cosmere DiscussionIt would certainly be a rocky start to your torture regiment.
Zodiac replied to CosmereScholar's topic in Cosmere DiscussionBrandon answers your first question if Oathbringer. He saw the Fused but he did not connect them to the parshendi because he was distracted by the newness of the visions. It was obvious to Dalinar who they where in retrospect
OK I mostly fixed the original post to be more in line with the rest of the server(I couldn't get that middle paragraph to unbold, however. ) Definitely. Oathbringer has a lot of crossovers, and that is a series that Brandon wants to be mostly self contained. So I think Scadrial would be a perfect place for deep crossovers, especially considering era 4 and Secret History; a book that has more characters native to planets that aren't Scadrial than it has Scadrians.
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It's not in bold. It's just in the font my word doc was in. I apologize for the wob thing.
Zodiac replied to Bigmikey357's topic in Cosmere DiscussionI hate the Lord Ruler. I hate when people try to defend or justify his actions. There is no excuse for the things that he did.
Zodiac posted a topic in Cosmere DiscussionSo I think I may have discovered the end of era 3. I think that at the end of era 3, Scadrians as a whole are exposed the idea that there are other inhabited words. This probably takes some Justifying, so Que first wob Now that's interesting right? Of course era 3 is the era that deals with Trell, but Autonomy and his servants really enough to justify "big cosmere stuff" however vague that type of wording is. I don't think so. I think Scadrial has to be significantly changed in the end of era 3. But in a way that is different then era 1(Not making physical changes to the planet.) It's interesting that Brandon is looking forward to Mistborn book 10 over era 4. Brandon is a fan of twists, and if you've read alactraz 4, Firefight, or Well of Ascension, you know that Brandon is a fan of putting a HUGE twist in the penultimate story. And in a large way, era 3 is the penultimate story of an entire era, and will probably have a twist to mach. This part is interesting, and perhaps the section I'm least confident about. In trying to come up with ways that the other worlds could be revealed to the Scadrians, my mind immediately jumped to kelsier. Kelsier is obviously aware of other worlds. As the god of at least two religions, it would be cool if Kelsier-after our heroes defeat Trell- revealed himself self to the world and told the Scadrian's that Trell, who almost destroyed their planet, was one of many other shards. And that they needed to be ready, in case another one turned it's eyes to Scadrial. Again, I'm a lot less confident in this section, but I definitely thought It was worth mentioning. I'm curious to hear what you guys think, because I think this would be a very interesting direction for the story to take.
Zodiac commented on thegatorgirl00's article in Columns and FeaturesI would be very upset if Ishar went out like that after all the setup for his character.
Zodiac commented on Argent's article in Brandon and Book NewsI doubt it. It will probably be like reading a cosmere book. You can read it on it's own but you will have a more complete understanding if you know the lore
I'm almost positive that Tanavast was going crazy because of his shard
Zodiac replied to Aurum the Inkspren's topic in Cosmere DiscussionTo be honest, I'm not sure I want you anywhere near that sword.
Honor started going crazy towards the end though. I would choose Harmony, because eventually we will have trouble interacting with the planet and that fine by me.
Zodiac replied to Lushman's topic in Stormlight ArchiveI just want to point out I there are conflicting WoBs. Oathbringer was very cosmere related and Brandon said the back half will be even more cosmere heavy. About the actual thread, I don't think any Avatar is going to want to go near Roshar why Odium is alive.
Zodiac replied to Child of Hodor's topic in Cosmere DiscussionI personally feel that Ruins extra investiture is going into the creation of Atium, which we'll see in the lost metal. That probably still leaves room for nightblood, but Harmony is still mostly Sazed at this point, and I can't see Sazed having anything to do with the creation of nightblood.
Zodiac replied to TousenShadowForged's topic in Stormlight Archivehttps://brandonsanderson.com/cosmere/
Zodiac replied to goody153's topic in Cosmere DiscussionI'm hoping for Kelsier and Hoid to come to blows in era 4. You can't get much bigger then a shard in terms of threat level, so I'm thinking he'll go a more personal story(even if it still has huge stakes).


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"I brought you some books, by the way." A classic nerd opening gambit from Josh Tillman, the lanky singer-songwriter who goes by the stage name Father John Misty. "This is for the political Patton," he said, as he handed over a first edition of Philip Roth's Nixon-era satire "Our Gang," "and this — "
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Tillman was about to head to Europe to tour for his new album, "Pure Comedy," and Oswalt is starring in the upcoming movie adaptation of Dave Eggers's "The Circle," but they compulsively came up with five new projects over the afternoon — plus an impromptu Tom Waits duet about a man with a spider on his head: Spider Head.
Josh Tillman: This must be what a Tinder date is like. My anxiety would just — I would go in so hot, and talk so much, which would create such a false sense of intimacy.
Patton Oswalt: It's like you're attacking them with the wonderfulness of you. What do you do on a week before you go to Europe? I'm friends with both Scott Ian from Anthrax and "Weird Al" Yankovic. You would think they'd be very different, but when they get ready to go on tours they literally do the exact same weird fitness and health regimen. They know they're about to just get brutalized on the road.
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Oswalt: That'd be an amazing coffee-table book, get a shot of an artist the day before a tour and then on the last day, to see the 10 years of aging they do in two weeks.
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Oswalt: Where's his TED talk? I read he made a special pair of underwear when he was doing "El Topo," with holes so his balls would dangle and he would be in a weird pain. He goes, "I didn't want to walk like John Wayne." I kind of compare him to Mel Gibson — both raving lunatics who also happen to be great filmmakers.
Tillman: Yeah, there's very little room for that now, everybody's gotta be just a really nice guy.
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Tillman: It's almost become so pedantic that I have to explain what music is, or what a metaphor is. It's got a saxophone solo in it. How serious could it be?
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Oswalt: Classic brocialism. Classic brocialism.
Tillman: And I see these parallels now in this thought-policing thing, where when I was a kid a sexual thought equaled a sexual act equaled a sexual sin. There's this weird insistence on telling people how pure of thought you are.
Oswalt: I read that you had an evangelical upbringing.
Tillman: I went to crazy schools that had nothing to do with my parents' ideology, because I kept getting kicked out of the Christian schools. The last one I ended up at was a Pentecostal messianic Jewish cult school.
Oswalt: Holy moly.
Tillman: K-8, there were 30 kids in the whole thing. My graduating class was me and my friend Alyssa.
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Tillman: She was Molly Ringwald, and I was everyone else.
Oswalt: Fantastic.
Tillman: I would come home from school and ask my parents, "Why don't you guys speak in tongues?"
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Tillman: They created a monster.
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Tillman: Yeah! And there could be some other psychedelic world in his head where all this stuff is going down. So much of the Christian fiction I grew up reading, the main gimmick was that there are angels and demons doing battle around us at all times.
Oswalt: Like if I'm arguing for the right for a woman to have an abortion, there's a demon battering an angel with a hammer somewhere.
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Let us briefly deal with an example of such a confusion which arises if one does not carefully distinguish the different types of military coups as we outlined it above. The comrades of the South African "Workers International Vanguard League" committed, in our opinion, such a mistake. In their statement on the coup in Zimbabwe, which contains a number of correct conclusions, they also draw "some parallels with the coup in Egypt when General Sisi deposed elected leader, Morsi. The Generals played on the inability of the democratic regime to meet the needs of the masses. They posed as the friends of the masses. Gradually they cemented their control, declared a state of emergency and brutally suppressed the masses, thousands were imprisoned and many killed. Once they had consolidated their grip they lifted the charges against the deposed dictator, Mubarak and rolled back many of the gains of the Tahrir square uprising." [1]
Here is not the place to repeat our detailed analyses of the coups in Egypt in 2013 and in Zimbabwe in 2017 which can be read in the numerous documents which we have produced about these events. It is sufficient to remark that hundreds of thousands of people marched on the streets, occupied central places and faced the most brutal repression in defending the Morsi government against the coup plotters – a government which was elected in the freest bourgeois parliamentary election the country has ever seen. This repression resulted in the killing of thousands of demonstrators and the arrest of tens of thousands of people. More than 1.000 protestors were murdered shortly after the coup on a single day, the 14 August 2013, on Rabaa Square and al-Nahda Square in Cairo – "one of the world's largest killings of demonstrators in a single day in recent history" (Human Rights Watch)!
Compare this with Zimbabwe: not a single demonstration in defense of Mugabe took place – neither during the time of the coup nor since then!
The Egypt coup took place against the background of fundamental clashes between the classes which were reflected in numerous mass demonstrations. The coup in Zimbabwe was an internal affair inside the ruling elite which found expression in a faction struggle inside the ZANU-PF government party.
Consequently, Mohammed Morsi has been in prison since the coup and faces the death penalty. Mugabe and his family, on the other hand, were guaranteed immunity and could retain their multi-million dollar wealth.
Let us repeat, in conclusion, that it is obligatory for any Marxist analysis to separate the primary factors from the secondary and "to assess, above all, the general direction of the development" – to put it in the words of Abram Deborin. [2] Such a concrete and correct assessment is crucial for Marxists since without it they are doomed to lack an orientation and to fail in developing the necessary revolutionary tactics.
We hope that this short essay will serve as a contribution for revolutionaries to develop a correct approach to different situations of coups in future class struggles.
[1] WIVP: On the military coup in Zimbabwe, 18.11.2017, http://www.workersinternational.org.za/index.php/2-uncategorised/69-zimbabwecoup
[2] Abram Deborin: Lenin als revolutionärer Dialektiker (1925); in: Unter dem Banner des Marxismus, 1. Jahrgang (1925-26), p. 224 (our translation)


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Cossington Park Cottage [Luxury Self Catering]
Bridgwater 6.2 miles from centre
Park Cottage sleeps six people comfortably, making it perfect for a smaller party or as an annexe to the main house, allowing for different dynamics among a large party. The cottage has a contemporary feel with large light open plan living space, its own private decking and garden, barbecue and... more
Cossington House [Luxury Self Catering]
Middle Road, Cossington, Bridgwater 6.2 miles from centre
This delightful cottage has three bedrooms and two bathrooms including an accessible ground floor bedroom and wetroom. The large kitchen/diner/sitting room opens out onto decking and a private garden. There is furniture and a barbecue for al fresco dining. There is a playground for little children... more
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Mount Pleasant Farm [Luxury Bed & Breakfasts]
Chapel Allerton, Axbridge 6.8 miles from centre
Mount Pleasant Farm is a small boutique B&B situated in the heart of the Somerset countryside. The award-winning B&B opened in April 2017, and offers luxurious rooms, a heated outdoor swimming pool, spectacular views and locally-sourced home-cooked breakfasts.... more
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Old Manor House B&B [Luxury Bed & Breakfasts]
Cross Lane, Cross, Axbridge 8.3 miles from centre
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Townsend, Axbridge 8.4 miles from centre
A showcase of Georgian splendour, Compton House wouldn't look out of place in a lavish period drama. Boasting mullioned windows, flag stones and original fireplaces, this Grade II listed country house, near the medieval town of Axbridge in Somerset, features five elegantly dressed rooms fit for any... more
Lordleaze Hotel
Henderson Drive, Forton Road, Chard 25.3 miles from centre
The Lordleaze Hotel is a comfortable country hotel with an excellent restaurant and bar. The Owen family have personally run the hotel for 12 years with attention to detail and a warm atmosphere. Recently awarded an AA 3 star Hotel rating, one of the highest in the area. The only 3 star hotel in... more
1 King Street, Frome 29.3 miles from centre
Located right in the centre of Frome, the Archangel has an excellent reputation for its vibrant, warm hospitality, top quality restaurant food and quirky but first class accommodation. First recorded as an Inn in 1311, the Archangel despite extensive renovations still reveals its medieval history... more
The Acorn Inn
28 Fore Street, Evershot 32.0 miles from centre
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Castle Combe, Chippenham 37.9 miles from centre
The Castle Inn is situated in the heart of the picturesque Cotswold village of Castle Combe and has a history dating back to the 12th Century. The Castle inn offers a selection of dining options as well as beautiful accommodation. Enjoy a Cream Tea in one of our cosy lounges, a drink on the... more
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The Street, Didmarton, Badminton 40.3 miles from centre
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Lower Chicksgrove, Tisbury, Salisbury 43.1 miles from centre
The charming Compasses Inn is a 14th century thatched building that oozes character, and welcoming staff are on hand to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The four delightful bedrooms are individually furnished and decorated, each with flat screeen TVs and hospitality trays. The... more
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Tollard Royal, Salisbury 43.6 miles from centre
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Farnham, Blandford Forum 45.4 miles from centre
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After three "grueling" years, County Legislator Michael H. Ranzenhofer, R-Amherst, will step down as minority leader, he announced Tuesday.
Ranzenhofer said the stress caused by the county's fiscal meltdown was partly responsible for his decision to resign the leadership post.
But he also said that leadership positions should be changed periodically and that he wants to concentrate on constituent issues and the proposed reforms in the county's four-year fiscal plan.
The job of minority leader tends to be heavy on "administrative and internal duties," Ranzenhofer said. "It's time for me to focus on other things."
The Legislature's three Republicans -- Ranzenhofer, Barry Weinstein and newcomer John Mills -- will caucus and come to a decision on a new minority leader before Jan. 5, the first meeting of the new year.
On the Democratic side, Lynn M. Marinelli is expected to be named chairwoman and Maria R. Whyte majority leader, a position now held by Marinelli.
Whoever replaces Ranzenhofer won't have an easy job. The November elections firmly shifted the balance of power on the Erie County Legislature to the Democrats, giving them a 12-vote bloc instead of the previous 8-7 split.
The job of minority leader also carries a $5,000 stipend. Ranzenhofer gave nearly all of it back by cutting his own salary 10 percent this year because of financial problems.
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Long Time Gone(4)By: Meg Benjamin
"This is Morgan Barrett. I don't know if you've met. Her dad's a partner in the Cedar Creek Winery outside town."
Morgan Barrett raised those remarkable eyes once again. Erik's jaw tightened. Aside from the eyes she looked a little like she'd been dragged through a knothole. Rumpled clothes, mussed hair. Very sexy mussed hair.
If she wasn't a drunk, she was one of the tiredest individuals he'd ever seen.
"Pleased to meet you." She yawned in his face. Well, okay then, not a drunk.
"I'm sorry." She shook her head. "We got a shipment of grapes last night. I'm usually more alert than this. I need to go home and sleep until the next load comes in, preferably in another week."
Allie nodded. "Harvest season. I remember. You going to have a new wine for the Hill Country Wine and Food Festival?"
"Yes." Morgan paused, then shook her head. "No. Maybe."
"Well, that seems to take care of the possibilities." Cal grinned.
Morgan sighed. "Esteban's got one ready to go, but ATF hasn't approved the label yet. We've been waiting on it for weeks now, but with Homeland Security it takes forever."
"Homeland Security?" Erik set his Dr. Pepper down on the table and pulled up his chair. "Wine is now considered a lethal weapon?"
"You haven't tasted the wine from Castleberry's, have you?" Morgan shook her head. "Sorry. I shouldn't be dissing the truly lousy wine being produced by our competitors. ATF, which is now part of Homeland Security, has to approve the text on wine labels and wine labels are not high on their list of priorities."
"So what are you going to call it?" Allie asked. "Is it red or white?"
"Red. It's Esteban Avrogado's first blend. He asked me for some advice, and I came up with a new name so we can market it."
Erik couldn't tell for sure in the gloom of the Dew Drop, but it almost looked like she was blushing.
"It's a Bordeaux blend—cabernet, merlot and cabernet franc. Only we can't call it Bordeaux because of the EU rules since it's not from Bordeaux."
"So you're calling it…" Allie gave her an encouraging smile.
"Bored Ducks." Morgan looked around the table expectantly.
Six faces stared blankly back.
"Well, because it's… I mean, people don't always know how to pronounce…" Morgan's lips thinned to a taut line. For a moment, she looked close to tears.
Erik had a sudden, unaccountable urge to get that look off her face. "That's funny," he said, pushing his lips into something that was in the neighborhood of a grin. "Bordeaux, Bored Ducks. Funny."
Wonder narrowed his eyes. "Funny?"
Allie gave him an elbow to the ribs. Wonder winced and settled back in his chair.
"Bored ducks." Cal grinned. "Sorry. Took me a minute. Now I see it."
Lars nodded. "We Toleffsons may not be swift, but we usually get there eventually. I think it's funny too."
Allie reached for her glass. "Novelty wine labels are a good marketing tool. It'll get the browsers' attention."
"It will indeed," Wonder intoned. "All across the state, the aisles of the wine sections will be clogged with shoppers muttering 'What the hell?'"
He winced again. For a small woman, Allie Maldonado appeared to wield a mighty elbow.
"I like it. And I'll bet the wine tastes terrific. All the Cedar Creek wines are good, Morgan."
Morgan grimaced. "I just hope it doesn't take people so long to figure out the name that they forget to buy the wine."
"Steve will buy a case." Allie turned narrowed eyes on Wonder. "Won't you, sweetie?"
"Sure," Wonder croaked, rubbing his side. "Wouldn't miss it."
Morgan yawned again. "I need to go back home and get some sleep before the next crisis."
"Morgan, you shouldn't drive." Cal's face was serious. "You're too tired. Stay over with us."
She shook her head. "It's okay, I'm not driving. Ciro is having dinner with Nando. He said he'd give me a ride back if I hike over to the station."
Erik blinked at her. The police station? Where he'd just left? What the hell was going on there now? The last thing the Konigsburg PD needed was another crisis. "I can give you a ride to the station. I need to check on a few things before I go home."
Not exactly true, but close enough. If people were dining at the station, Erik figured he should know about it. Nando Avrogado was another of the part-time officers, and the only Konigsburg cop Erik would depend on to be able to find the keys to the cruiser in less than ten minutes. If anything happened that got Nando thrown off the force, Erik would be on the first thing heading out of town.
"Oh." Morgan Barrett gave him a slightly dazed look, as if she were trying to remember just who he was. Then she nodded. "Okay. Thanks."


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About Periodontal Treatments
Identified as inflammation and/or infection of the gum tissue and bone that the teeth are in, periodontal (gum) disease can be very serious and can lead to tooth loss if left untreated. More importantly, gum infection has been shown to significantly increase your risk for heart disease and stroke, as well as elevating your body's overall inflammation level. As an experienced and skilled dentist at Houston Heights Dentistry, Dr. Neela Patel deals with all three stages of gum disease (gingivitis, periodontitis, and advanced periodontitis) offering several different treatment options. Gum disease is usually detected during a dental exam or teeth cleaning appointment, but some common symptoms to look out for include swollen gums, bleeding when brushing or flossing, and persistent bad breath. Both nonsurgical and surgical options for treating gum disease include scaling and root planing, antibiotic treatment, gum surgery, gum tissue grafting, and tooth extraction. Dr. Patel performs a number of these treatments here in Houston, TX to help patients diminish gum disease and protect their smiles. If you don't treat gum disease in the initial gingivitis stage, it becomes a chronic disease, periodontitis, like diabetes that can never be cured, only controlled, leaving you at higher risk for heart disease, chronic inflammation, and strokes.
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Periodontal disease can range from mild to severe and Dr. Patel and her skilled dental hygienists will choose an appropriate treatment based on your stage and condition. Initially, periodontitis is treated with scaling and root planing, a nonsurgical deep cleaning of the gum pockets. Dr. Patel may also include antibiotic treatment and laser treatment to reduce inflammation with scaling and root planing if your case is more advanced. For the third stage of periodontal disease, Dr. Patel may choose a surgical procedure such as laser gum surgery, regenerative procedures, and pocket reduction procedures with one of her highly trained specialists. Typically, a local anesthetic is used during the scaling and root planing treatment, and soreness afterwards can usually be handled with over the counter pain medication.
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After your periodontal treatment, it is important to maintain a good oral care routine to prevent progression of periodontal disease. You should talk to Dr. Patel or one of our dental hygienists about an at-home routine including proper brushing, flossing, and anything else that may be recommended. Following initial periodontal treatment for gum disease, to keep the disease under control you'll need to undergo periodontal maintenance treatments every 3-4 months for the remainder of your life. The maintenance visit will include the teeth cleaning, and a dental examination.
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Most dental insurance companies will cover periodontal treatments for gum disease, but the amount of coverage will vary based on your policy, but it's typically at 80%. During your consultation, we can discuss out-of-pocket costs, payment methods, and available financing plans. Going forward, you will no longer be eligible for traditional prophylactic teeth cleanings as those are to prevent gum disease, and since you already have gum disease, insurance companies will only pay for periodontal maintenance procedures -- typically 2-4 times per year.
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BETHLEHEM – The stage is nearly set.
The stars have nearly aligned for two friends to settle a long-awaited score.
Stroudsburg junior Patrick Noonan (29-5), the top seed at 126 pounds, and East Stroudsburg South senior Patrick Gould (23-1), are each a win away from the District 11 Class 3A final. If they both win in Saturday morning's 10:30 semifinal round, they'll meet in the 5:45 p.m. final at Liberty High School's Memorial Gymnasium.
For two friends who work out almost everyday for their Dark Knights club team, the meeting would be a first, yet alone with this much on the line.
"Me and him wrestle nearly every day," Gould said of the potential matchup. "It's back and forth with everything we do."
Gould has the advantage when it comes to experience. He's wrestled and won district gold before. After back-to-back convincing wins Friday to advance, his semifinal with Mike Torres of Liberty will be no easy tuneup for the final.
Noonan looked equally sharp Friday – a first-period fall and an 11-3 major decision over Nazareth's Blaine Wilson pits him against Bethlehem Catholic's Dillon Murphy in the semis. If Gould awaits in the final, Noonan will be ready.
"Gould, he's always pushing no matter how tired he is or how tired he gets, he's always pushing looking to score the next takedown," Noonan said. "That's one of the big things about him, he's good."
Noonan's pace is spectacular. So is Gould's ability to hit the big move in big matches. He's at 126 for the first time this year, too, and the two-time state medalist who is headed to Kent State in the fall, doesn't like to finish second. He's won two district titles.
Noonan sat out this tournament a year ago with a knee injury. He's come back to dominate this class in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference.
"We both have that push through it kind of mentality, so it's going to be interesting," Noonan said. "Hopefully I come out on top."
Pocono Mountain East's Steven Storm advanced to Saturday's semifinal at 138. The junior won by fall and major decision at 138, but will face his best opponent to date in Northampton's Devon Britton.
East Stroudsburg South's Hunter Gill has reached the 182-pound semifinal. He will meet Joey Schrader of Bangor in the semifinal round.
Stroudsburg placed an area-best four wrestlers in the semifinal round. Joining Noonan is Cameron Enriquez (120), Lenny Pinto (170) and Sami Khamis (285). Khamis said the big difference between this year and last year is his mentality.
"I'm going out there hard, strong, aggressive," said Khamis, a senior. "I want my pace to be high. If my pace is high, they can't keep up with me."
At 170, the favorite to win is Stroudsburg's Pinto. The sophomore was a District 11 and Northeast Region runner-up last year, but after two first-period falls on Friday, he looks every bit primed for gold. He will meet Shane Quick of Pottsville in the semifinal.
District 11 Class 3A championships
106 – Bevan (Fr) MD Bowie (Em) 10-2; Jiminez (Wh) pin Gilmore (SoL) 5:19; Ferraqina (Naz) pin Sterns (pot) 1:07; Appello (Ea) pin Ruiz (ESS) :19; Kresge (Par) dec. Jasionowicz (St) 5-0; Werner (Lib) pin Rodriquez (Die) :35.
113 – Smith (Naz) pin Conrad (ESN) :34; Tejada (ESS) dec. Zeplin (BM) 11-4; Hanley (Nor) pin Lainez (Em) 2:44; Mayer (BC) pin Segega (PV) 1:13; Onea (Pot) pin Dickinson (SoL) :25; Vargas (Fr) pin Cramer (PMW) 1:44; Colon (Wh) MD Ortiz (St) 8-0; Flemming (Lib) pin Cameron (Ea) :28.
120 – Velde (Em) MD Harrison (WA) 9-0; Cunningham (Wh) dec. Villanueva (Die) 6-2; Hanley (Nor) pin Montanez (Par) 3:57; Miller (ESS) dec. Oakley (BM) 2-1; Ross (Pot) dec, Miletics (BC) 5-2; Maloney (Lib) pin Garcia (SoL) 1:06; Pierson (Naz) MD Huber (Fr) 11-3.
126 – Wilson (Naz) MD Waiters (Em) 17-9; Gould (ESS) pin Howland (Fr) 3:10; Arner ((Wh) pin Klavier (Ba) :44; Murphy (BC) dec. Scalzo (Ea) 6-0; Torres (Lib) pin Blankenhorn (BM) 2:36; Kahler (Pot) dec. Rivera (WA) 6-3; Kern (Par) dec. Szerencsits (Nor) 5-0; Noonan (St) pin Gonzalez (Die) :36.
132 – McIntyre (ESN) dec. Hagan (PME) 7-2; Gonzalez (Pot) pin Pasciak (St) 2:52; Brown (Lib) pin Colasurdo (SoL) 2:16; Clearie pin Scott (Em) :49; Bryson (Ea) pin Grol (Wh) 3:55; Acosta (ESS) dec. Diaz (Par) 9-8; Herrmann (BC) pin Knapp (PV) :23; Chlebove (Nor) pin Nieves (Fr) 2:29.
138 – Britton (Nor) pin Reid (Lib) 2:25; Toussaint (wh) pin Anderson (PV) 3:33; Karrat (Em) MD Sohail (St) 15-2; Storm (PME) pin Daniels (WA) 1:26; Farber (Naz) TF Duffy (Ea) 21-6; Colasurdo (SoL) MD Gomes (Fr) 15-3; Englert (BM) MD Dolak (Par) 15-3; Lackman (BC) pin Pierce (Pot) :20.
145 – Anderson (BC) pin Sherpa (ESN) :41; Breithaupt (St) pin Caciolo (SoL) 2:33; Farrell (BM) MD Reto (Ba) 12-4; Rezac (Lib) pin Brion (Em) :44; Stefanik (Naz) pin Weirich (PMW) :31; Ianelli (PME) pin Storm (Fr) 5:55; Cummings (Par) dec. Bohorad (Pot) 9-2; Condomitti (Nor) dec. Gonzalez (WA) 1:13.
152 – Handlovic (BC) pin Iandoli (PV) :51; Koerwitz (Ea) MD Hogan (ESN) 12-4; Mastrogiovanni (Ba) pin Colon (Die) 4:20; Schneider (St) pin Jurado (Fr) 5:36; Dressler (Naz) pin Ensley (ESS) :47; Clark (Wh) pin Santiago (lib) 2:40; Reber (BM) pin Groller (Em) 1:24; Kistler (Nor) MD Lansenderfer (Par) 15-3.
160 – Ortman (Par) UTB Cunningham (WH) 2-1; Kassis (Die) dec. Maloy (PMW) 7-6; Krazer (Ea) pin Orsargos (St) :43; Schreck (Nor) dec. Givvs (Fr) 8-4; Goodman (Pot) pin Anello (ESS) :44; Womack (PV) dec. DeNave (SoL) 11-5; Hercog (Naz) pin Sandt (ba) 1:46; Frinzi (BC) pin Tigar (Em) :51.
170 – Pinto (St) pin Welge (ESS) :18; Diarra (PMW) pin Dorn (PV) 3:20; Quick (Pot) tech fall Ferguson (Ba) 15-0; Manos (Naz) pin Zannakis (SoL) 1:02; Talijan (Lib) MD Hernandez (Wh) 18-4; Reinert (Ea) pin Rodriguez (WA) 1:04; Roland (Nor) pin Shands (Fr) 5:22; Wright (Em) tech fall Wieder (Par) 16-0.
182 – Hunter Gill (ESS) pin Deda (St) 2:59; Jenkins (Fr) pin Durraini (SoL) :52; Hennessy (Lib) pin Capobianco (Naz) 1:32; Owens (PMW) pin Noecker (BM) 3:45; Gallagher (Nor) dec. Pavis (BC) 8-2; Falcone (Ea) pin Skrip (Par) 2:10.
195 – Moyer (Lib) pin Guzman (Wh) 1:56; Clark (ESS) dec. Gill (SoL) 7-5; Cruise (Ea) pin Rosado (BC) 3:37; Marrero (Fr) pin Ebinger (Em) 3:10; Nevadomsky (Pot) pin Brunetti PME) :28; Levey (Naz) dec. Afif (Par) 4-1; Bortz (Nor) pin Guzman 1:03.
220 – Nittoli (Ba) pin Tocci (Lib) 1:02; Finnerty (ESN) pin Mannino (Em) 1:10; Croley (BM) pin Connolly (PMW) 1:00; Lambert (Nor) pin Fitzgerald (Par) 2:56; Balukas (Ea) pin Mull (Pot) 2;44; Sparks (St) dec. Garcia (Die) 5-3; Bright (Wh) dec. Williams (PME) 5-1; Schott (Naz) pin Cacko (ESS) :33.
285 – Pellechia (Ea) dec. Chakif (Die) 4-3; Opong-Duah (ESS) dec, Santichen (Em) 5-0; Werkheiser (Nor) pin Searock (Naz) 3:30; Freeman (Lib) pin Mckenna (PMW) 4:27; Border (Par) pin Prados (PME) 3:30; Quinn (Pot) dec, Paredes (ESN) 5-3; Khamis (St) pin Butler (WA) 3:05.
106 – Frinzi (BC) pin Bevan (Fr) 1:20; Ferraina (Naz) MD Jimenez (Wh) 9-0; Appello (Ea) pin Kresge (Par) 1:19; Stilgenbauer (Nor) dec. Werner (Lib) 9-4.
113 – Smith (Naz) pin Tejeda (ESS) 3:06; Mayer (BC) MD Hanley (Nor) 14-6; Onea (Pot) dec. Vargas (Fr) 5-4; Flemming (Lib) TF Colon (Wh) 16-0.
120 – Enriquez (St) TF Velde (Em) 20-4, 3:13; Hanley (Nor) pin Cunningham (Wh) 4:46; Pierson (Naz) pin Miller (ESS) :30; Maloney (Lib) dec, Ross (Pot) 10-7.
126 – Noonan (St) MD Wilson (Naz) 11-3; Murphy (BC) dec. Arner (Wh) 4-2; Torres (Lib) dec. Kahler (Pot) 8-2; Gould (ESS) tech fall Kern (Par) 21-4, 4:00.
132 – Chlebove (Nor) tech fall McIntyre (ESN) 20-4; Brown (Lib) pin Gonzalez (Pot) 5:14; Clearie (Naz) dec. Bryson (Ea) 7-0; Herrmann (BC) tech fall Acosta (ESS) 15-0, 2:52.
138 – Britton (Nor) pin Toussaint (Wh) 2:26; Storm (PME) MD Karrat (Em) 19-9; Farber (Naz) dec. Colasurdo (SoL) 9-7; Lackman (BC) pin Englert (BM) 1:53.
145 – Anderson (BC) TF Breithaupt (St) 18-3; Rezac (Lib) pin Farrell (BM) 1:47; Stefanik (Naz) pin Iannelli (PME) 2:23; Condomitti (Nor) pin Cummings (Par) 3:29.
152 – Handlovic (BC) TF Koerwitz (Ea) 25-10; Mastrogiovanni (Ba) dec. OT Schneider (St) 2-1; Dressler (Naz) dec. Clark (Wh) 8-1; Kistler (Nor) pin Reber (BM) 1:34.
160 – Frinzi (BC) pin Ortman (Par) 4:55; Krazer (Ea) pin Kassis (Die) :43; Goodman (Pot) pin Schreck (Nor) 1:00; Hercog (Naz) TF Womack (PV) 18-2.
170 – Pinto (St) pin Diarra (PMW) :34; Quick (Pot) dec. Manos (Naz) 3-2; Reinert (Ea) pin Talijan (Lib) 5:54; Wright (Em) pin Roland (Nor) 1:31.
182 – Schrader (Ba) MD Carter (Em) 10-2; Gill (ESS) dec. Jenkins (Fr) 5-3; Hennessy (Lib) dec. Owens (PMW) 6-0; Falcone (Ea) pin Gallagher (Nor) 4:22.
195 – Moyer (Lib) pin Clark (ESS) 3:30; Marrero (Fr) pin Cruise (Ea) 3:16; Nevadomsky (Pot) dec, Rosado (BC) 6-0; Bortz (Nor) dec. Levey (Naz) 5-1.
220 – Nittoli (Ba) MD Finnerty (ESN) 12-2; Lambert (Nor) dec. Croley (BM) 8-6; Balukas (Ea) pin Sparks (St) 2:29; Schott (Naz) pin Bright (Wh) 4:44.
285 – Crouse (BC) pin Pellechia (Ea) 3:56; Werkheiser (Nor) pin Opong-Duah (ESS) 4:47; Freeman (Lib) dec. Border (Par) 3-2; Khamis (St) pin Quinn (Pot) 3:44.


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Three to See: Dozens of bands gather for Another Family Affair in Galt
Another Family Affair with Dead Winter Carpenters, Ideateam, Zuhg
Rock/Americana/various genres
Friday, May 17 to Sunday, May 19
McFarland Living History Ranch (8899 Orr Rd, Galt)
Year five for this tucked-away gathering brings a heaping slate of bands May 17 and 18, with Tahoe-based Americana plank-spankers Dead Winter Carpenters headlining Friday and Grateful Bluegrass Boys, Hans Eberbach and the Sean Lehe-led Birds of Fortune and others in tow. Saturday's headliner is breakout local funk and soul collective Ideateam, flanked by wiley jam rock staple Zuhg, along with Joe Craven & the Sometimes, Jessica Malone Band, Kate Gaffney and more. CFR, Love Mischief and Rubbidy Bubbidy bring it home on Sunday's abbreviated slate. www.anotherfamilyaffair.com.
Black Belt Eagle Scout
7:30 p.m. Monday, May 20
Veterans Memorial Center Theater (203 E. 14th St., Davis)
The whirling spiritual intensity and ambient panache of Katherine Paul (a.k.a. Black Belt Eagle Scout) creates moments that can be rough on the knees. At times, it requires sitting down and taking a moment to grasp all you can as the songs whizz by, leaving a cascading stardust trail of love, loss, pain, joy (you name it) to fill the air and blanket the plush landscape below. Paul, who grew up in the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, sports a clear emotional connection to her indigenous roots on "Mother of My Children" and the combustive just-released single "Loss & Relax," with equally obvious nods to post-rock acts like Sleater-Kinney and the ilk. Urbanation opens. Doors 7 p.m. $12. www.davislivemusic.com.
John Kadlecik's Fellowship of the Wing
8 p.m. Thursday, May 23
Grateful Dead fans will know the name John Kadlecik well, with him having slung guitar alongside Phil Lesh and Bob Weir in Furthur, and as a founding member of jam circuit heroes Dark Star Orchestra and Golden Gate Wingmen alongside keyboard whiz Jeff Chimenti. His new band of merrymen Fellowship of the Wing consists of Jay Lane (also of Bob Weir's RatDog and Primus), Reed Mathis (of Billy & the Kids and Tea Leaf Green) and Todd Stoops (Kung Fu, RAQ). Doors 7 p.m. $18 adv./$20 door. www.harlows.com.
Looking ahead: Davis Music Festival. June 21-23 in downtown Davis
The ninth installment of this downtown Davis takeover features dozens of acts including Dog Party, Gold Soulds, John Vanderslice, King Dream, Coffis Brothers, the Philharmonik and more. $35. www.davismusicfest.com.