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Very good, but you have to look past the plot holes to enjoy it. 7.5/10
2/10. The statue of liberty was too much as was the ending
Just a 7 from me - not keen on the beginning - I don't like the atmosphere created by how it was filmed. Not keen on 1920's style of films at the best of times, so good line's in it however, "wait until my husband gets home" etc - Matt was particularly good in this very sad at end.
10/10. Utterly heartbreaking, and also a very exciting plot. The whole atmosphere throughout was very dark, which was probably more due to the fact that we have the Pond's departure looming over us, but the weeping angels were very scary (not as scary as they were in Blink, but definitely quite frightening). The 'battery harvest' concept was very good, and very gruesome, and it really inflicted a lot of emotion. The ending was simply undefeatable- an excellent ending for a pair of excellent companions, and the acting in that scene is tremendous. Can't fault.
The Angels Take Manhattan...
It Was A Dark Episode For The Weeping Angels And The Last Episode Of Amy And Rory Farewell And It Was Sad For The Eleventh Doctor To Lose Both Of Them
I Give It For All A 10/10.....
The only thing wrong with this one was the Statue of Liberty, that was a bit silly.
But apart from that a classic happy, sad, angry with a happy twist.
Not as perfect as A Christmas Carol, not as iconic as Time of The Doctor, better than Wardrobe but boy oh boy what a wonderful Christmas stocking bursting with treasures. Goes without saying that Matt was wonderous, gorgeous music, loved the scenes in the cloud, hooray for Strax, fabulous guest stars REG and Sir Ian blooming McKellan if you don't mind. Sets up the arc for Season 7 B wonderfully, brimming with wit and emotion and then we have my favourite incarnation of Clara - sweet, wise , sassy, strong and inquisitive. As much as I adore Clara Prime and she's already my favourite ever companion behind the Ponds, I wish this Clara had travelled further with Matt. They ooze chemistry and just a little flirt on the side. Beautiful and sweet ending. Just delicious. And on to 7B. My least favourite of the Moff era but still it ends on three superlative notes with the Of The Doctor trilogy. Maybe a rewatch may firm up my views on a couple of the episodes which I only found warranted around a 7.
7 - Good. It was a really good episode. One of the best. The episode is probably in my Top 20. It was sad that Amy and Rory left, but it was a great episode and a great send off to them and I think it was the right time for them to go though. Looks as though they left just in time, whilst the show was still on a high. Goodbye Ponds!
Another awful one with holes you could drive a bus through. So disappointed with this episode. Supposed to be the farewell of the Ponds but managed to make me not care one jot and ruin a brilliant villain,
The episode gets a 7 out of me, it had some really high points that made it a watch but other bits such as the convoluted fixed time and the book reading creates fix points didn't make sense as it seems to contradict itself in the episode. Matt Smith here is in good form and I like seeing the cynical doctor as there are a lot of routes to go with that character. Whereas Karen and Arthur give it there all for a goodbye (I do feel sorry for Arthur as he didn't get a goodbye just sapped)
9/10 - A brilliant episode and an emotional farewell to the Ponds. Smith's, Gillan's and Darvill's performances were magnificent; as was Kingston's. I loved the scenes with the Doctor and River Song together and their relationship at this stage was fantastic. Absolutely fantastic! The double-ending for the Ponds was quite unusual, but bitter-sweet too as it made their farewell even more emotional. Yes the focus was more on Amy, but it showed how much they had changed since the beginning and how much they loved each other. The Angels were far less scary in this episode than they were in 2007 or 2010, but Moffat still managed to add to them here. Just one more thing; There aren't any plot-holes!!!
Series 7 so far: TDTWATW - 7/10; AOTD - 10/10; DOAS - 8/10; ATCM - 7/10; TPOT - 7.5/10 (8)
8/10. Interesting episode, but sometimes it felt like it was forcing you to cry. Good sendoff for Amy, but not really for Rory.
I liked how this ep leaves us with more mystery. Amy and Rory have a whole lifetime we'll never get to see (except for a quick glimpse in the PS that was never filmed). If they stay in New York, they'd be older, but they'd still be there in 1969 when little Melody regenerated in an alley. I saw someone point out that in a new epilogue to the Summer Falls Dr. Who tie-in novel, Amelia Williams hints that she is searching the streets for a little girl. Who says River didn't grow up with the Ponds in New York? River affirms Amy's decision to follow Rory after all. TATM could have a hidden happy ending for the whole sad Amy/Rory/River relationship.
I love this episode as I love Amy and Rory, but it lost a mark for the way it felt more like Amy's goodbye, not Rory's. I would've preferred if the Doctor shouted both of their names when they jumped off Winter Quay.
2/10. Just about.
Reasonably alright. It was a great appearance from the Angels and an interesting setting. Worked as a mid-series finale because it wasn't massive in scale (despite being set in a big city)
Easily a 10/10. One of the best episodes of Doctor Who, ever!
I really hate this story. There is actually little real point in elaborating why, because people who love the episode will just counter with "But that is what made it the bestest thing ever!", just as with my reasons for hating AOTD. Anyhow, beyond my dislike for the Angels being there and River Song's function post Series-5, the main reason for why I despise this episode is because the aggressive tearjerking didn't work on me. I could clearly see where I was supposed to bawl like a baby and at what points I should pretend to be a fan of Twilight, but the episode tried way too hard to make me cry and had thus the opposite effect from what was intended, like many other tearjerker moments in Series 6 and 7. Because I preferred the Ponds' very simple exit in TGC and the episode went too far in trying to be tragic, TATM feels to me like artificially sentimental tripe on par with a cheap romance novel. This is a completely subjective feeling based on personal taste, so just because it doesn't feel genuine to me doesn't mean that I can't squint my eyes and turn my head sideways to understand why some other people would actually react as was intended. Because this episode annoyed me so much and because it caused me to briefly rage-quit the entire show, this episode gets a 3/10 from me.
Absolutley 10/10 - Season 7 continues its roll of excellent- and theres even more brilliance ahead!!!!!!!!!!! ATM is heartbreaking, but just so good!!! River is brilliant, Amy is brilliant, 11 is brilliant, Rory is brilliant, the Angels are brilliant, the plot is phenomonal!! I really cant see how anyone would dislike this episode!
As for the so called "Plot Holes" I seek audience with the Moff himself: In normal circumstances the Doctor might have gone back and said, 'look we'll just put a headstone up and we'll just write the book'. But there is so much scar tissue, and the number of paradoxes that have already been inflicted on that nexus of timelines, that it will rip apart if you try to do one more thing. He has to leave it alone. Normally he could perform some surgery, this time too much surgery has already been performed.
And as for the Statue of Liberty??
The Angels can do so many things. They can bend time, climb inside your mind, hide in pictures, steal your voice, mess with your perception, leak stone from your eye… New York in 1938 was a nest of Angels and the people barely more than farm animals. The abattoir of the lonely assassins!
In those terrible days, in that conquered city, you saw and understood only what the Angels allowed, so Liberty could move and hunt as it wished, in the blink of an eye, unseen by the lowly creatures upon which it preyed. Also, it tiptoed.
6 out of 10. I got thrown out of the episode the minute I saw the Statue of Liberty as an Angel. Not even the angst shown when Rory and Amy passed could get me to rate this any higher.
I weep for hours after I watch this episode. Every time. It may have some ridiculous plot holes, but for the most part it's emotional brilliance. 10/10
9/10. A brilliant episode for the Ponds to go out on. It's such a shame they had to go.
I would have much preferred it if the Ponds had died from jumping off of Winter Quay. That would have been such a great final scene!
9/10. One of the most tense, action-packed and well-performed episodes of all time. The masterful Nick Hurran creates the most uneasy and scary atmosphere possible, the script is packed full of some great ideas and lines (take the "reading ahead" idea and the really unpleasent "battery farm" idea for example), the Angels are drastically improved from their previous episode in my opinion and are much more terrifying and varied/evolved (although Liberty wasn't great), and Karen and Arthur steal the show. Don't get me wrong - Matt and Alex are as great and as charming/funny/solid as ever, but Karen and Arthur give scene-stealing, emotional performances. The rooftop scene is stunning, and actually I believe that Arthur gives his best ever performance. But credit to Nick Hurran and Moffat here too - the slow-mo fall and "It's called marriage" are amazing. Oh, and Murray Gold - "Together or Not At All" is one of his greatest scores.
The reason this episode doesn't get full marks from me is because of two things: the Angel of Liberty and the ending. Now, the Angel of Liberty needs no explanation as I'm sure many people know why it wasn't popular, but I'll explain my annoyance over the ending. Firstly, Rory, who had grown to be one of my favourite companions and had just given his best performace ever (well, Arthur had), didn't get a goodbye. He had seen a lot of development over the previous two years and had proved that he was as worthy of the companion status as Amy was, but he was brushed aside. Even if he had read some of the afterword I would've been happy, but no. Secondly, I can't really emotionally invest in Amy's goodbye, because the crying isn't needed. There are so many ways in which the Doctor could go back to get the Ponds, and if losing them would cause the depression he is in afterwards then why doesn't he? So for these reasons the episode loses a mark, but the overall quality and plot isn't greatly affected.
A tense, dramatic and dark episode that sees high quality acting, writing and directing. The Angels are mostly used well and are developed nicely, and the episode has some truly brilliant scenes in it. However, a few obvious, annoying plotholes and no goobye for Rory stop this episode from being perfect.
@JailBanksters Well, no episode can be perfect.
Oh dear my device is having a fit and posted this in the wrong place. Just assume this was posted against the Snowman. Whistles and walks away.
I agree :) And finally, someone who doesn't pick apart the episode for non-existent plot holes! :)
Found it: 'And that's why the late nights. Research. Imagine that - me, a crazy old bag lady wandering the streets of New York looking for a lost girl. But yes, I do go looking for her.' What, I ask - do you really think the heroine of your book is out there? A little lost girl with magic at her fingertips? She puts down her sandwich and looks at me. There are tears in her eyes. 'I do.' -- from Summer Falls Therefore, if Amy and Rory are appx 31 when they are sent back to 1938, Amy dies at age 87 in 1994 . . . just about the time little Mels needs to be in Leadworth to grow up with her parents. I don't expect we're ever going to hear more about the Ponds or River on the actual show, so I'm going to choose to believe they got this happy ending.
@IzzyG I have not read Summer Falls, but if that is in the book then that is a truly touching way of looking at the Ponds :,)
@TimeLord22 Rory had to die there. Amy didn't
I sort of quit the show before the start of this half of the season, but after a while I came back and watched the remaining episodes. However, I just couldn't set myself to watch TATM, because of what I'd seen and read beforehand (about The Weeping Angel Statue of Liberty). When I watched it my blood pressure spiked due to how much illogical things happened straight at the start. To this day I still cannot watch it again. I know exactly how you feel when it comes to having to defend your opinion on not loving each and every one of the show's episodes since the reboot. It's gets so very frustrating after a while.
@MaraBackman My biggest complaint, aside from the plotholes, is that Rory was sidelined and it was more about Amy's goodbye. More interesting would have been to have Amy notice the grave and be sent back in time; Rory would get a proper goodbye and the Doctor would have had to deal with the tragic loss of both of his companions.
@MaraBackman Sorry you didnt enjoy the episode, each to our own I guess, but I wouldnt generalise people who did get affected by the tearjerking moments as babies or "fans of twilight" ... people react in different ways, and there reaction should be respected just as much as yours
@sontaran17 I agree with everything here. I also like how you've seen the good side out of the whole Statue of Liberty thing, because everyone else hates on it because they want to be too pedantic.
@sontaran17 I've never quite understood people who think that think that Steven Moffat is a bad writer compared to RTD and then use the Statue of Liberty as an example of this! What about a giant CYBERKING stomping across Victorian London!!!! I mean what sort of a creature name is Cyberking anyway???? "So far the Cybermen have had a very cold and logical hierarchy: Cyberman, Cyber Leader, Cyber Controller. It is therefore time to introduce a piece of Cyber Artillery! What to call it? It's got to be unimaginative and untheatrical... I know! Cyber King!!!" WHAT???????
I'm with you! I love season 7. Another all time classic coming up next.
@Jono81 It doesn't have ridiculous plot holes.
I hear you, Maryanne. I love the Snowmen, too.
My device seldom behaves as it should, so I understand.
Because the intention of the emotional manipulation tends to be really obvious and even clumsy and shallow in its execution, as if there is a sign saying "cry here", it doesn't look like the audience gets that much respect either if they are expected to fall for it. And frankly, the show has taken a more melodramatically sentimental direction for each year since 2005, culminating in TOTD causing diabetes, so I'm not really in the mood anymore to be apologetic to the majority for having a dissenting opinion.
You're right of corse. The Cyberking was one of the silliest ideas ever used by RTD? I think people forget about it because The Next Doctor is not a well regarded episode overall and pretty well forgotten whereas manhattan is a favourite with a lot of people and pretty iconic in Moffat's era as it's his first one farewelling his own creations. But people seem to like taking irrational pops at Moffat and it's probably the only (minor) thing which could be criticised in an otherwise perfectly pitched episode. I don't think you can otherwise compare the two episodes. Next Doctor is 3 or 4 oiut of 10 tops, whereas Manhaatan is at least 9 out of 10 even if you were worried about the Statue of Liberty.
@DalekSupreme1 @sontaran17 I personally feel that Moffat is a better writer, but Davies was a better showrunner. That's not to say that Moffat is bad at running the show and Davies has written some amazing scripts. But your right the Cyberking was pretty stupid, but Davies did also give us the Midnight entity.
@Amy the Consulting Key Ring @Jono81I barely even notice plot holes because a story can be great even with them.
Plot holes are one of the greatest sources for the viewer obsession of finding faults in anything.
@Maryanne123 Was the Cyberking thing ever explained? I mean, didn't they ever explain why no one remembers a massive robot stamping through Victorian London?
@Antee991166 @Maryanne123Agree with most points here. Moffat always goes too complicated with his scripts and then the endings seem to fall flat (except in series 5, and his episodes through the RTD era). Why don't you like series 2?
@Maryanne123 My point still stands. I felt that RTD managed to keep the overall consistency of the programme more continuous than Moffat does. Series 2 is the only RTD series that I have big problems with. Series 6 & 7 are mixed bags for me. Moffat may create better monsters and write better scripts, but IMO he fails to make sure the series maintains consistency.
Yes but he also gave us farting aliens, plastic Mickey, Peter Kaye in a fat suit, dobby Doctor and walking fat. Moff gave us weeping angels, clockwork droids, gasmask zombies, vashta nerada, whispermen, the silence etc. hardly the right metric to compare the two eras. These comparisons don't hold up. The only thing in which RTD currently has an edge over Moffat is his longevity ( which is unlikely to hold up too much longer) but otherwise it's a pretty one- sided matchup.
@AztecsDaleksAndCavemen @Amy the Consulting Key Ring@Jono81Seriously, some people call themselves fans of the show but all they like to do is criticise by fnding the slightest plot fault.


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Lying in the hospital bed with broken bones didn't break his desire to get back on track, in more ways than one. Bob formulated a plan to open a high-performance driving school. After all, he tutored the likes of actor James Garner during the filming in 1966 for his role in Grand Prix, and enjoyed passing on what he'd learned driving race cars to Rockford (who became a gifted race car driver in his own right), and the other actors in the film.
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Bob realized his dream, opening the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving at Orange County Raceway on Valentine's Day 1968 with a Vee-Dub van (minus the peace signs and daisies), a Datsun 510, and a Formula V for starters.
In the interim, Bob did get back on track (or the horse so to speak), knowing he had a growing business to fall back on should anything catastrophic happen again, entering a Can-Am race June 1970 driving a Chevy Lola T160.
When Ontario Motor Speedway opened in 1970, Bob moved his school to the $25 million complex, but the track's troubled management forced him to then move to Sears Point, north of Frisco, which he outgrew, then finally to Firebird International Raceway in Chandler, Arizona. Bob's fleet has grown to 200 race-prepared Cads, Vettes (naturally), open-wheel Formula cars, and karts.
Bob competed in 36 different events after his crash up to 2004, which included Daytona, 24 Hour of Le Mans, Nurburgring, Germany, and the Sebring 12 Hour. At 62, Bob grabbed a Third place podium finish at Road Atlanta in a Saleen Mustang in 1995.
Bob's massive 60-acre complex in Arizona is designed to show students the fastest and safest way around the 1.6-mile road course. Since Bob has never stopped racing (he still enters vintage events), he still has some sneaky moves his experienced instructors have never seen before.
Bob is living a hot rodder's fantasy; he can race anytime he damn-well pleases and the only red lights in his mirrors are the cop cars on the track taking his Law Enforcement training class. Bob is definitely the kid who owns the candy story!
Bob learned to drive in his buddy's mom's Chrysler that they sorta borrowed. The next thing you know, he's driving a Cobra down a dark straightaway at 190-plus mph in France, not once, but for hours. Bob might've thought, if just for an instant, if the guys at the Piccadilly could only see me now! Bob should be an inspiration to anyone who has a dream … he followed his.


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This one was a little easier for me. Getting punched in the face is always easier when you see it coming. Yes, I was surrounded by Lions fans, but they weren't about to rag on us. They understand. I was thus free to eat my wings, drink my beer, and ruminate on how exactly we got here, and what is to be done.
There are lessons to be learned from the 2011 Chiefs. The first and most obvious is that you have to be able to think for yourself to intelligently follow a football team. I'm not looking to rub anyone's face in anything here, but some of us have known all along there were problems with Pioli and Haley. Some haven't. If you regularly accused your fellow fans of being an idiot, a bad fan or a "hater" because they voiced concerns that have now been proven valid, you should think long and hard about that.
When your coach clearly values intangibles over talent, it isn't bad form to point that out. When your GM picks a gigantic tin robot third overall, it isn't being a Negative Nancy to think there may be consequences for that. If nothing else, this season should once and for all teach Chiefs Nation that there is such a thing as legitimate criticism of the Chiefs. I thought Herm's years were a master's course in that lesson, but when this regime rolled into town, it seemed like most of Kansas City was all too eager to forget what we'd just learned. Let's not let that happen again. It reflects poorly on us.
The next lesson is that when your coach and GM repeatedly say dumb things, they probably also think some dumb things. Did you guys catch Haley talking about his "quarter of the season" system again in yesterday's presser? Yep, still doing that. It's weird, it's meaningless, and it's something our coach apparently spends a lot of time thinking about. This is the same guy who once said Quinten Lawrence and Brodie Croyle were part of his core. He said our running game was going to be better under Bill Muir. He said Thom Jones was going to be quicker this year. He told Peter King the reason he didn't give Jamaal Charles more carries than Jones last year is because it would've been anti-team.
Scott Pioli said picking Javaier Arenas and Dexter McCluster in rd 2 would greatly improve our "team speed." He said he nearly traded up for Donald Washington. He said, "Don't go anywhere" after picking Tin Man and when asked why he didn't trade down, said, "No one was calling." He said (and continues to say) Jackson would be the LDE of the future.* He coined the phrases "right 53″ and "substance over sizzle."
*Has anyone else noticed how vague Pioli is about Jackson and what his supposed "LDE of the future" status entails? "He plays the position the way we want it played." "He does everything we ask him to do." What exactly are you asking him to do, Scott? (Crickets.)
I'm not saying any one of these things is necessarily a deal breaker. But there was plenty of smoke before this all-out forest fire started. We have to actually listen to what these guys say. If it sounds really dumb, it probably is really dumb.
My reasons not to jump ship after le jump (ship):
There are more lessons, of course. We'll become all too familiar with them as this farce of a season plays itself out to its gruesome end. I'm hoping someone, at some point, asks either Clark Hunt or Scott Pioli to comment on just how far below the salary cap we are. Because here's the hardest lesson of all: the only real losers here are the Kansas City fans. It's our $, our time, our hopes, and our pride that are flushed down Clark Hunt's golden turlet. Hunt will come out of this totally unscathed, and much richer. Pioli will still have his job, and his precious secrecy. What we'll have is a heaping helping of humiliation, served up every Sunday (and two Mondays!). Kansas City sports, baby, you gotta love it!
I may sound sour, but the reality is I'm still very much looking forward to watching these games. And its not just morbid trainwreck fascination (although there is some of that). There are still plenty of reasons to watch this team. Here are a few of mine:
- D-Bowe- He's my boy. We all know this. I'm not going claim he's perfect; I realize he tends to light it up when it matters least. But the guy is a phenomenal talent and a joy to watch. He's also hilarious. I'm hoping as Haley's authority continues to diminish, we'll see more on-field celebrations from Bowe. I miss that aspect of his game.
- Rookies in the front 7- Justin Houston, Allen Bailey and Jerrell Powe are three guys I'm definitely looking forward to keeping an eye on. Our front seven continues to be a weakness. Glenn Dorsey has always been vastly overrated by Chiefs fans. Jovan Belcher, originally touted as a diamond-in-the-rough find by Pioli, instead looks like the next Pat Thomas (who was the next Nap Harris). Kelly Gregg is a cross between Vrabel and Humpty Dumpty. Tyson Jackson is made of tin. Derrick Johnson, after seeing another year of his prime wasted, will turn 30 next season. Outside linebacker is seemingly the only position where we have any talent. If this defense is going to turn the corner next season, we'll need major contributions from these rookies. Houston is starting right now, and Bailey is in the rotation. It's time to get Powe some snaps. These guys all have major upsides. This season should serve as a perfect opportunity for them to get their feet wet, and for us to find out what we have.
- Pioli's Guys- In three years here, Eric Berry is the only legitimate playmaker Scott Pioli has added to this team. The "personnel genius" tag looks sillier by the day. The spotlight needs to be on Pioli's top guys this season. Tyson Jackson, Matt Cassel, Dexter McCluster, Javier Arenas, Jonathan Baldwin and Rodney Hudson all cost us a second-round pick or higher. You could make the case that our GM added more problems than solutions with those picks. We need to see something from a few of these guys, or Pioli is going to have some serious explaining to do. Not that he'll actually do that, but you know what I mean.
- The guys from 2010 who weren't drafted with team speed in mind- Berry and Moeaki may be gone, and the 2nd round may have been a gigantic whiff, but Jon Asamoah, Kendrick "Louis" Lewis and Cameron Sheffield are still in the fold. Potentially solid players there, Asamoah in particular.
- Verran Tucker- We kept him, right?
- Thom Jones- In case of emergency, break old, decrepit glass. Now Haley can do what he's always wanted to do: feature the worst ball carrier on our team. This might not seem like a reason to watch the games on the surface, but the Chiefs offense will not move the ball relying on Jones. My hope is that as Haley gets desperate for points, he's more willing to let Cassel air it out. This should coincide with Baldwin's return. I'm not saying our passing offense will be good, I'm saying Charles' absence will eventually force the Chiefs to take the training wheels off our quarterback. And then we can more accurately determine if he's any good. I still don't think that case is closed. I want to see what Cassel can do with the green light from his coaching staff and Breaston, Baldwin and Bowe on the field. Only then will I feel comfortable pronouncing final judgement.
- Our pass defense will make exciting plays- Tamba Hali still looks like an amazing force in the pass rush. Wally Gilby is great there too. Throw Houston in the mix and you've got the potential for some legitimate mayhem. HGH, I call them. Those guys combined with our corners should create some turnovers, at the very least. Too bad the middle of our pass defense is so, so porous. You gotta think the word is out on that.
I'm depressed, just like any of you. But this feels familiar too. Study the leaders, assign blame, look to the future. We've been here before. This is what we do.


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Raspberry Ginger Lime Jam
I have been slightly obsessed with this flavor combination since late last week, when I set out to see if I could save up enough berries to make a small batch of jam. I usually don't bother trying to make raspberry jam until the larger fall crop comes in, but last year's fall crop was a bust, so I wanted to make sure that I got at least one small batch in while the picking is good, just in case we are in for a repeat. It took four or five pickings (sadly, the early crop slows down about as quickly as it speeds up), but I did eventually save up the two pounds I needed to make this batch of jam a go (and thankfully, our refrigerator was somewhat full this weekend, so I was able to successfully hide the berries from hungry hands until Monday night!).
The idea for this jam came together as I was contemplating what kind of raspberry jam to make with this small batch. I wanted something unique, maybe even a little bold, and ginger and lime were the two possibilities on my short list that continued to linger in my mind, so it had to be done. Turns out, the mild obsession was quite justified! The kitchen smelled positively heavenly with the rich sweetness of the fresh raspberries cooking down: the almost effervescent aroma of the ginger mixing with the berries and the heat, and of course the tartness of the lime juice.
Raspberry Ginger Lime Jam
2 lbs. raspberries, washed and slightly crushed
1/2 – 1 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon powdered or fresh minced ginger
1 tablespoons lime juice
8 Responses to Raspberry Ginger Lime Jam
Anonymous says:
Have you ever used honey in jam instead of sugar? Trying to cut out sugar as much as p9ossible. Thanks!
That is something that I have not yet tried with jam, but there are a lot of recipes out there (check out http://www.punkdomestics.com and search "jam with honey" for a good assortment). Just be sure to follow a tried and tested recipe to ensure 1) canning safety, and 2) that the jam will jell. Good luck!
Aj says:
Liking the look of this…. will give it a go, many thanks, Aj
You are most welcome – enjoy!
Mari says:
No pectin needed?
That is correct – this is a no added pectin recipe (check out the note just before the last photo/recipe – there's a link there that might be helpful). Raspberries have a good natural pectin level that makes them perfect for this method of jam-making!
Anonymous says:
Just tried it with 1/2 c. honey instead of sugar and so far so good. thanks for the recipe!
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Properties for sale in the ISLAND WALK Subdivision, Naples, FL
Properties 1 to 26 of 26
3442 Anguilla, Naples, FLList Price: $519,000 | Bed:4 | Bath:3.50
H.8267 - One of the newest homes with the largest Carlyle floor plan available in Island Walk. Located on a prime lot near the end of a cul-de-sac with gorgeous, wide lake views. 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Poured concrete wall construction. Professionally maintained and in move-in condition. Master suite has two separate bathrooms. Other owner upgrades include 18 additional in ceiling lights, energy efficient solar tube lighting in family room, crown molding, 8 ceiling fans & air conditioned garage. The light, bright & airy open layout flows from the entry foyer through the living room & family room. Formal Dining Room & split bedroom floor plan for privacy. Washer & dryer with laundry tub utility room. Spotless 2 car garage with organizer cabinets. No pool to maintain or insure. Nearby Island Walk amenities include resort style pool, lap pool, fitness center, tennis courts, jogging and walking trails, post office, car wash, community rooms, library, 24/7 guard gate, and more, included in the low association fee. Close to beaches, shopping, entertainment and restaurants. Come see this one-of-a-kind home and why Island Walk received the Homeowners Association of the year award. ISLANDWALK PHASE SEVEN LOT 1645
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: John R. Wood Inc. REALTORS | MLS ID#: 214023988
3933 Upolo, Naples, FLList Price: $518,000 | Bed:4 | Bath:3.00
Looking for a beautiful lake view, lush landscaping, award-winning community, DiVosta's poured concrete construction, and a clean, freshly painted 4/3 with lots of upgrades? Then this is the one for you. Tile, wood laminate and carpet, granite kitchen counters, stainless appliances, window treatments, ceiling fans, private dining room, great room with built-in entertainment unit, newer washer & dryer, lots of closet and cabinet space, extended lanai with pavers, large 2-car garage, hot tub, and so much more! IslandWalk is DiVosta's signature community with diversified social program, resort & lap pools, tennis, beauty parlor & nail salon, restaurant, gas station & car wash, state of the art fitness center, bocce, putting green, professional management and social director - all with low HOA dues. Resort style living close to all local amenities - come take a look and you'll know you want to be here. ISLANDWALK PHASE FIVE A LOT 1053
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Premiere Plus Realty Co. NAPLES | MLS ID#: 214020481
3418 Anguilla, Naples, FLList Price: $484,000 | Bed:4 | Bath:3.00
H.8622 - Carlyle Model-Well maintained 4 Bedroom 3 full Bath home with beautiful Lake view. Formal Living Room with French Doors, Dining Room with high ceilings. Crown molding throughout. Spacious Master Bedroom and Bath Suite. Kitchen open to Great Room all overlooking screened lanai. Storm shutters. The Island Walk Community offers wonderful amenities including resort pool and spa, tennis, restaurant, car wash and more! 24 hour security. ISLANDWALK PHASE SEVEN LOT 1639
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: John R. Wood Properties | MLS ID#: 214053307
5048 Jarvis, Naples, FLList Price: $479,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
H.8686- A spectacular flowing use of wall color throughout this upgraded, lake-front home accents its many exquisite features. Beautiful, neutral tile and warm wood flooring add to its exceptional detail. The cheerful kitchen with its granite counter tops, upgraded stainless steel appliances and spacious cabinets offers a superb focal point for this open dining and great room floor plan. It is further enhanced with sliders leading to an amazing screened-in, stamped concrete patio and a unique, custom pool and spa with Southern exposure and wide views of the serene lake. A retractable awning adds to your comfort on the patio. Stunning brick pavers, a two car garage, accordion hurricane shutters throughout, a screened entry and decorative window treatments add more luxury items to this home. This impressive residence located in a delightful community is the perfect Naples choice. ISLANDWALK PHASE THREE LOT 437
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: John R. Wood Properties | MLS ID#: 214057720
3924 Valentia, Naples, FLList Price: $478,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
Extraordinary OAKMONT model in pristine condition with numerous upgrades, heated pool and lanai overlooking a tranquil lake. This beautiful residence has been meticulously maintained and enhanced with crown molding, designer upgraded kitchen surfaces and sink, additional lighting inside and out, new AC, plantation shutters, built in book shelves, new pool heater, additional garage storage and many other extras. The award winning Island Walk community offers Resort Style living with two pools, tennis courts, putting green, restaurant, 24-hour fitness center, hair and nail salons, gas station, post office, car wash, library and miles of walking paths over lakes and bridges all with low fees and no CDD. The residence at 3924 Valentia Way is ideally located near the end of the cul-de-sac just a short stroll to the Town Center. Come enjoy quality living. ISLANDWALK PHASE FIVE A LOT 1138
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Premier Sotheby's Intl. Realtyt Florida, Inc. REALTORS | MLS ID#: 214056421
5901 Bermuda, Naples, FLList Price: $475,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
Freshly painted white walls greet you in the recently painted the living/dining room. Located within the gated community of Island Walk, this corner lot single-family pool home with lake views and updated interior is ready for immediate occupancy! This residence features three bedrooms plus den and has been significantly updated with travertine flooring throughout, new appliances in the kitchen and laundry area, electric hurricane shutters and more. The open floor plan and covered lanai area make entertaining a breeze. Unique to Island Walk, the Town Center offers the convenience of easy living with a post office, caf, bank, gas station and car wash located within the community. Recreational amenities include club house with a fitness center, resort-style pool, tennis courts and putting green. Low fees include lawn care, basic cable and security. ISLANDWALK PHASE ONE LOT 44
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Premier Sotheby's Intl. Realty | MLS ID#: 214039302
4476 Prescott, Naples, FLList Price: $474,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:3.00
Situated on a lake view lot with the much desired Eastern exposure, this meticulously kept pool home is nestled in the ever popular gated community of Island Walk. The Oakmont floor plan offers an open spacious great room and split bedrooms. Special features of the home include custom finishes, double doors, two master bath areas, and tile flooring throughout. Plus, built-ins in the den, closets, owners suite, laundry room and garage! Other notable upgrades to the home are the arched windows, volume ceilings, an added brick paver patio and an air conditioned garage. The Island Walk community offers a Town Center that includes an onsite gas station, beauty salon, restaurant and library. An array of amenities boasts resort style living at its best, such as tennis, putting green, bocce ball, bike trails, fishing, fitness center, community pool and an activities director. Living life to the fullest, couldnt be easier! ISLANDWALK PHASE FOUR LOT 848
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Berkshire Hathaway Florida | MLS ID#: 214058952
3733 Whidbey Way, Naples, FLList Price: $456,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
LOW FEES ~ This meticulous single family home sits on an oversized lot with wide lake views. The great room of this Oakmont model opens to a screen enclosed extended lanai with a heated pool and covered outdoor dining area with tranquil lake views, perfect for entertaining family and friends. This comfortable home boasts a built-in wall unit, 12 volume ceilings, a built-in security system, 3 bedrooms plus den and two car garage with built in cupboards. The kitchen has a new sink/faucet and updated appliances. Hurricane shutters in the garage. Island Walk features: Town Center with World Class amenities, miles of walkway and Venetian-Style Bridges, resort style pool and lap pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, 8 lighted tennis courts, bocce ball courts , gas pumps for homeowners, car wash, full service restaurant, beauty salon, card & game rooms, and library and a 24 hour manned gatehouse. Only 10 minutes to I-75. ISLAND WALK PHASE FIVE B LOT 1173
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Residential REal Estate | MLS ID#: 214058062
5247 Hawkesbury, Naples, FLList Price: $439,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
The southern sun beams into the entry of this lakefront 3 bedroom move in ready furnished home located in the Award-Winning Community of IslandWalk. The 12 foot ceilings give an expansive feel to the Great Room with its customized wall unit and popular Open Floor Plan. The very tranquil lake views are enjoyed from many rooms in this home as well as on the large caged lanai perfect for entertaining. Gentle east sunlight enters the open kitchen which is generous enough in size for two cooks. Just off the kitchen is a charming den which can also be used for an office or formal dining room. Guests will love the guest bedrooms separated for privacy and the generous laundry room has tons of storage.LOW FEES and NO CDD gives you amenities galore including a multi-million dollar Town Center with 2 resort style community pools, 8 lighted har tru tennis courts, a huge, updated fitness center, putting green, bocce courts, full service restaurant, gas station, car wash, hair and nail salon, library and post office. Just minutes to dining, shopping and Naples breathtaking white sand gulf beaches. Come and see for yourself what resort living is like! IslandWalk Phase Two lot 370
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Downing Frye Realty Inc. | MLS ID#: 214031891
4644 Navassa, Naples, FLList Price: $429,900 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
This Beautiful Lake front Oakmont Model 3 bedroom 2.5 bath Extended living 2181 sq. ft. area home, Beautiful Custom kitchen Granite. Beautiful Custom tile in all bedrooms. Custom wood flooring. Custom Great wall unit in the Great Room with 12 foot volume ceilings, central vacuum, security system and BRAND NEW Trane A/C UNIT. The popular open floor plan makes it a perfect home for entertaining. Relax in your Master Bedroom suite overlooking the beautiful lake view. Enter your Private screened lanai great for BBQ. You will be glad you chose a home that features DiVosta steel reinforced poured concrete construction and is located within easy walking or biking distance to all the Island Walk TownCenter amenities. LOW FEES and NO CDD make this Award Winning Community with Town Center amenities and see the resort and lap pools, 8 har tru tennis courts, state of the art fitness center, putting green, bocce courts, post office, restaurant, gas station, car wash, hair and nail salons. Come Enjoy Paradise !! ISLANDWALK PHASE THREE LOT 692
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Downing Frye Realty Inc. | MLS ID#: 214031853
5906 Bermuda lane, Naples, FLList Price: $429,700 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
This UNIQUE AND EXQUISITE home offers TOTAL PRIVACY and EASY ACCESS to TOWN CENTER,POOL,TENNIS COURT and the ENTRANCE GATE!Available FULLY FURNISHED and beautifully landscaped this home set amid miles of winding lakes!SUNNY AND BRIGHT WITH WONDERFUL SOUTH EAST EXPOSURE IN LIVING ROOM AND SOUTH WEST EXPOSURE IN THE DEN. Built with DiVosta's award winning STEEL REINFORCED POURED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION and located in an award winning community, this immaculate home provides the perfect Florida lifestyle. Upgrades include screened front entry, plantation shutters, luminette sheers, tile through main living areas, ceiling fans & light fixtures, entry foyer,great room garage built-ins and heated pool. Amenities include tennis, fitness center, boccie court, putting green, resort & lap pools, bike & jog paths, restaurant, gas station & car wash, beauty parlor & nail salon, professional management and social director with diversified activities program. LOW HOA DUES. Close to beaches, shopping, dining & entertainment.MOTIVATED SELLERS!
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Sun Realty | MLS ID#: 214020050
, Naples, FLList Price: $425,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: ADDVANTAGE Real Est. Services | MLS ID#: 214058892
3454 Bravada, Naples, FLList Price: $299,900 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
This 2 storey 3 bedroom 2.5 bath townhouse has the WOW factor! Stylishly decorated to please your most discriminating buyer this home features a pool, 2 car garage, the much sought after screened in front entry, central vacuum, security system and storm shutters. This end unit home also has the popular side bay window bringing in our beautiful Naples sunshine. Entertain with ease in your open floor plan kitchen. Join your guests around your pool and boast that your beautiful home is in Award Winning IslandWalk with amenities galore and LOW FEES and NO CDD. Come and make this your address in paradise! ISLANDWALK PHASE SEVEN LOT 1383
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Downing Frye Realty Inc. | MLS ID#: 214047895
4553 Ossabaw, Naples, FLList Price: $292,500 | Bed:2 | Bath:2.00
Located in the gated community of Island Walk, this immaculate, well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 bath Villa with attached 2 car garage features an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, screened patio, oversized side yard with lush landscaping and tranquil lakefront vistas. Island Walk is home to an exclusive Town Center, complete with restaurant, post office, bank, gas station, car wash, fitness center, beauty salon, two community pools, tennis courts and even a putting green. Some of this lowest HOA fees in Naples and no CDD. ISLANDWALK PHASE FOUR LOT 716
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: List In MLS Realty, LLC | MLS ID#: 214029473
3466 Bravada, Naples, FLList Price: $279,900 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
Your search for a GREAT DEAL ends here! Price savvy buyers will want to live the Naples lifestyle in this 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath townhome with a POOL and a 2 car garage. Enjoy entertaining your friends in your open kitchen and relax around the pool and private screened lanai. This freshly painted and well maintained end unit offers the preferred light-filled bay window design. New carpet, storm shutters, central vacuum and alarm system are all in addition to the Divosta award-winning steel reinforced poured concrete design. LOW FEES and NO CDD give you amenities galore which include a multi-million dollar Town Center with 2 resort-style community pools, 8 lighted har-tru tennis courts, a huge, updated fitness center, putting green, bocce courts, full-service restaurant, gas station, car wash, hair and nail salon, library and post office. Just minutes to dining, shopping and Naples breathtaking white sand gulf beaches. Come and see for yourself what Resort Living is like! ISLANDWALK PHASE SEVEN LOT 1386
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Downing Frye Realty Inc. | MLS ID#: 214051519
6060 Islandwalk, Naples, FLList Price: $242,900 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
Rare opportunity located in Island Walk. Island Walk is a DiVosta Community featuring an exclusive Town Center complete with car wash, bank, post office, cafe, and gas station. A resort-style clubhouse is also available, featuring a state-of-the-art fitness center, recreational pool, tennis courts, and even a putting green. A year-round Activity Director works to assist all the residents in planning activities and events, and a guard stands at the front gate of Island Walk 24 hours per day, to ensure the safety of the residents.Located just minutes from I-75 and SW Florida International Airport. Island Walk provides calm lakes throughout the community, residents are able to canoe, kayak, or even fish at their leisure. Island Walk provides walkways throughout the community perfect for walking or riding your bike. Gorgeous bridges connect the peninsulas to each other for ease of access. This three bedroom, two and a half bathroom Townhouse has been updated with new carpeting, interior paint and new appliances. A spacious first floor features volume ceilings, tile floors and a central vacuum. Call today for your private showing. ISLANDWALK TOWNCENTER LOT 54
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: RE/MAX Affinity | MLS ID#: 214059945
2015 ISLAND BROOK, ORLANDO, FLList Price: $224,900 | Bed:4 | Bath:2.50
ENJOY THE WATER VIEW FROM YOUR MASTER BEDROOM. Call this stunning 4Bed/2Bath, two story townhome your new home! This beautiful townhome features a gorgeous kitchen with all appliances. Enter into a spacious living room. Dinning Room has sliding glass doors that lead out to the garage. Ceramic tile, carpet floors and new paint. It also includes 2 car Garage. This Gated neighborhood is conveniently located only minutes from Orlando International Airport, Highway 417 and near great schools, shopping centers, restaurants, and more. The quality of this home combined with the ideal location make this Townhome the best choice for your new home! Good maintenance, low fees. Come by and take a look for yourself, you will not be disappointed! ISLAND WALK 49/71 LOT 48
Listing Office: RE/MAX Downtown | MLS ID#: O5217689
13042 ISLAND BREEZE, ORLANDO, FLList Price: $138,900 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
Listing Office: AR Realty Group Inc | MLS ID#: S4717264
4503 Prescott, Naples, FLList Price: $4,500 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
Reserved for the 2015 Season! Beautifully designed this 3 bedroom plus den, 2.5 bath Oakmont model with brand new furnisher features a screen enclosed heated pool and lanai overlooking a tranquil lake. The Great Room with its 12 foot ceilings is open to your kitchen. Enjoy his and her bathrooms in the King master, an open kitchen and a split floor plan with two guests queen bedrooms. This award winning community offers Resort Style Living with two pools, tennis courts, putting green, restaurant, fitness center, hair and nail salons, gas station, post office, car wash, library, professional activity director and miles of walking paths over lakes and bridges all leading to the Town Center activities. ISLANDWALK PHASE FOUR LOT 828
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Florida Home Realty Inc | MLS ID#: 214041639
5032 Jarvis, Naples, FLList Price: $3,800 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
IMMACULATE OAKMONT MODEL WITH POOL. 3/2 PLUS DEN, LAKE VIEW, Furnished throughout with brand new everything! This freshly painted and decorated home will make you feel like you are staying at The Ritz! Enjoy sunny Southern views from the pool overlooking the lake. Walk to the Town Center amenities that include heated resort pool, fitness center with lap pool, tennis courts, putting green, Bocce courts, beauty and nail salon, on-site activities director and more! RENTED FOR 2015 season ISLANDWALK PHASE THREE LOT 433
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: Downing Frye Realty Inc. | MLS ID#: 214003982
4962 Kingston, Naples, FLList Price: $3,500 | Bed:2 | Bath:2.00
Seasonal rental available in highly desirable community of island walk. Gorgeous completely upgraded 2+den 2bath Capri villa with 2 car garage open floor plan with extend living room and screened in patio with lake view. Beautifully designed with hard wood floors throughout living area and granite counter tops. Island Walk is home to an exclusive Town Center, complete with restaurant, post office, gas station, car wash, fitness center, beauty salon, two community pools, tennis courts. ISLANDWALK PHASE THREE LOT 478
NA22 - S/O Immokalee Rd W/O 951
Listing Office: RE/MAX Affinity | MLS ID#: 214057834
3995 Upolo, Naples, FLList Price: $3,000 | Bed:4 | Bath:4.00
THIS IS A MUST SEE PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF NAPLES! Want the resort lifestyle? Island Walk is a DiVosta built community that features a restaurant gas station, car wash, shuffle board, play area, putting green, resort style pool, bocce ball, tennis and so much more. Jogging, biking and walking paths adorn the entire community. Live the lifestyle now. Featuring plantation shutters and a master bathroom that will suffice for all. Featuring 2 full bathrooms in the master suite and closets galore! This spacious home is situated in one of the best locations, close to the cudesac and a view of multiple lakes that provides some privacy and a great place to entertain family and friends. Available December 10, 2014. Tenant occupied until the end of November 2014. ISLANDWALK PHASE FIVE A LOT 1066
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5163 Inagua, Naples, FLList Price: $2,900 | Bed:4 | Bath:3.50
Kick off your shoes and embrace the Naples lifestyle in this sunny lakefront 4 bedroom 3.5 bath Carlyle with its large welcoming front porch and preferred SOUTH lake view. This home features a south facing pool and a 2 car attached garage and all the features that made this DiVosta floorplan so appealing formal Living Room and formal Dining Room, his and her master baths, a Great Room open floorplan with12 foot ceilings and DiVosta's steel-reinforced poured concrete construction. Make sure you visit our wonderful Town Center amenities and see our Restaurant, resort and lap pools,8 tennis courts , putting green, bocce courts, post office, gas station, car wash, hair and nail salons which are an easy walk away! Come and see for yourself what Resort Living is like! ISLANDWALK PHASE TWO LOT 410
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Listing Office: Downing Frye Realty Inc. | MLS ID#: 214059613
2869 Hatteras, Naples, FLList Price: $2,595 | Bed:4 | Bath:3.50
This amazing 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, 2 car garage, Carlyle model home is located in the desirable, amenity filled, North Naples community of Island Walk. The home offers plenty of space and features a spacious family room with vaulted ceilings as well as a separate formal dining and a formal living room. Enjoy custom paint throughout including tranquil murals and artwork on some interior walls, truly giving the space a one of a kind feel. Tile flooring is throughout the main living areas, and carpet is in the main bedrooms, along with a central vacuum system to keep floors tidy. The entire home is fitted with storm and hurricane shutters should extra protection be needed. Outside, you are treated to a decorative finished lanai, heated pool with light, and a custom electric retractable awing, letting you choose sun or shade. From there you can see your own fruit bearing citrus and avocado trees, and the captivating lake view that the property has to offer. All this, with an amazing location close to great schools, shopping, restaurants, and Naples' gorgeous beaches. This home will not last long. **Pets allowed, with approval, and pet deposit.****First, last and security required** ISLANDWALK PHASE SIX LOT 1292
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Listing Office: Premier Property Management | MLS ID#: 214059975
3019 Ellice, Naples, FLList Price: $2,400 | Bed:3 | Bath:3.00
Impeccably clean 3+den Divosta built single family Oakmont model in Island Walk. This residence is very private, quiet, light and bright. Once you arrive in Island Walk you never have to leave. This award winning community is built around beautiful lakes and bridges with miles of walking, jogging and biking trails. There is an actual Town Center with a huge resort style pool, lap pool, beauty salon, hair salon, gas station, car wash, fitness center, caf, bocce ball and har-tru tennis courts. There is a very active social center with an on-site social director, business center, library etc. ( King bed master / Queen in guest / two twins in other guest / sofa sleeper in den ). ISLANDWALK PHASE SEVEN LOT 1527
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Listing Office: Keller Williams Realty Naples | MLS ID#: 213507074
19125 LAPPACIO, VENICE, FLList Price: $1,700 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
Annual: Come to the Island to visit and stay for a while. Brand new three bedroom patio home that comes with all the amenities Islandwalk has to offer at no additional cost. Beautiful pools, tennis, basketball, bocce and nature walking.
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A newly edited, single-volume commemorative edition of The Path to Power and The Downing Street Years; this is Margaret Thatcher in her own words.
Combining her memoirs The Path to Power and The Downing Street Years, this definitive account of Margaret Thatcher's life is published as a one-volume commemorative edition for the first time. Margaret Thatcher was the towering figure of late-20th-century British politics. Now, following her death, in 2013, this is the story of her remarkable life, in her own words.
Beginning with her upbringing in Grantham, she goes on to describe her entry into Parliament. Rising through the ranks of this man's world, she led the Conservative Party to victory in 1979, becoming Britain's first woman prime minister.
Offering a riveting firsthand account of the critical moments of her premiership - the Falklands War, the miners' strike, the Brighton bomb, and her unprecedented three election victories, the book reaches a gripping climax with an hour-by-hour description of her dramatic final days in 10 Downing Street. Margaret Thatcher's frank and compelling autobiography stands as a powerful testament to her influential legacy.
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The authentic voice certainly adds to the enjoyment of listening to this book. I am convinced she was a woman right for her time, very sure of herself, certain in her own mind as to what had to be done. Of course she wasn't always right - none of us are but dangerous for a person with so much power. Averall a good 'read'.
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This audiobook is a marvellous account of the History of Britain as seen through the eyes of Margaret Thatcher. I guess you either love her or hate her, but you certainly can't ignore her. Maggie's policies are as relevant today as they were then. Narrated by Margaret Thatcher, with passion and purpose you just want to stop and listen. Excellent.
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Buffalo, N.Y. (WKBW) - Authorities said a man on a bicycle has been approaching young boys near the Westminster Community Charter School. This has parents in a panic.
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The first incident happened on Echols Lane in the Clinton-Jefferson area. The other incident occurred in the Kensington-Suffolk neighborhood, just steps away from the school.
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We are just a week away from the premiere of the new FX series The Strain and as a result we're starting to see more and more about the show as that premiere ate nears.
Director Guillermo del Toro is set to direct the pilot episode of the series as he's not only a driving force behind the show being made but he's also the co-creator of the story itself, dating back to the graphic novel he co-wrote in which the story is based on. To tide us over until next Sunday's premiere, FX has released a new trailer for the show which again tells us literally nothing about the show but piques our interest to say the least.
The Strain is a high concept thriller that tells the story of "Dr. Ephraim Goodweather," the head of the Center for Disease Control Canary Team in New York City. He and his team are called upon to investigate a mysterious viral outbreak with hallmarks of an ancient and evil strain of vampirism. As the strain spreads, Eph, his team, and an assembly of everyday New Yorkers, wage war for the fate of humanity itself.
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