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Author has written 42 stories for Les Miserables, Next to Normal, Pirates of the Caribbean, Robin Hood BBC, Harry Potter, Fault in Our Stars, Phantom of the Opera, A song of Ice and Fire, Poldark, Game of Thrones, Parade, Cinderella, and White Queen.
Update: 7th March 2014
Wow! Who would've thought it? As of today, it has officially been a year since I posted that first tentative chapter of When Tomorrow Came on Fanfiction- how time flies! I can't thank everyone enough on here who has taken the time to read, review, follow and favourite my work- you are all such inspiring, wonderful writers and I love and thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. Your guidance, support, encouragement, criticism and general words of wisdom have helped me through some pretty challenging times over the past year (sitting final exams, starting Uni etc) as well as helping me to develop as a writer and I just want to take the time to say how grateful and thankful I am to every single one of you. You are all incredible and I hope that the friendships I've created through writing for this site will be able to stay and grow for many years to come.
Much love,
Phoenixflames12 (who is now trying not to get emotional!) :)
Update: 26th April 2014
I am now on Wordpress! I've got a blog which you are all very welcome to have a look at and comment on: (Confessions of a fanfiction writer)
Much love,
Phoenixflames12 xxx
Update: 23rd November 2014
After a writing hiatus of goodness knows how long, I am hopefully back in business! Thank you to everyone who has stuck by me thus far and I hope to see you all very, very soon. :)
Much love,
Phoenixflames12 xxxx
Update: 28th March 2015
The story 'They Tried to Kill My Brothers' (WW1 AU featuring Combeferre) has been deleted purely because I highly doubt I will ever go back to it. On a brighter note, I am now on AO3 (same pseudonym- how predictable!) and am in the process of writing and putting up fics there which don't have designated fandoms on fanfiction.net- such as 'BBC Poldark'. It would be lovely to see some of you over there!
Much love,
Phoenixflames12 xxx
Username: Phoenixflames12
Age: 20
Country of origin: UK (home switches between the wettest county in Scotland- Dumfries and Galloway and the wettest city in Scotland- good old Glasgow!)
Short synopsis (Complete re-write 22nd August 2013- feel free to ignore if this stuff bores you, I honestly don't mind!)
2nd year College of Arts student at Glasgow University studying English Lit, Scottish Lit and English Language. (Don't even ask me about the reading- just… just
don't…) I am a triplet who lives in the aforementioned wettest county in Scotland (Dumfries and Galloway)- a title which could
be seen as quite ironic as we've actually had the first 'heatwave' over here for about 10 years!
I fell in love with Les Miserables from the moment I saw the trailer for the 2012 film on Youtube during a rehearsal break for my senior school production in
December 2012 (we did Oliver! and now I really, really wished we had done Les Miserables!) and then listened/watched 'Do You Hear The People Sing?' on the
25th Anniversary concert via Youtube and have now read the Brick and cried a lot (especially during Les Amis de l'ABC and the 5-6th June
Barricade Day) and am now in the final chapters of my novel 'Out Of the Darkness' which continues on the Amis' journey from the terrors
of the Barricade and their attempts to try and create a new life for themselves in England and picks up from when my first piece 'When
Tomorrow Came' left off and working on a Modern AU Dystopia titled 'Fallen Angels'.
My work covers a variety of fandoms such as BBC Robin Hood, Next to Normal, Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter, The Fault In Our Stars and my new found
obsession (although nothing can quite come close to Les Miserables!) Phantom of the Opera so any and all constructive criticisms, suggestions etc are like
chocolate to my brain! Also, if you don't review, feel free to PM me! (I feel special when I get PM's!) :)
Much love and thank you to all those who have believed in my writings (you know who you are!),
Phoenixflames12 xxx
Random but brilliant quotes
'Don't worry about a thing, 'cause every little thing's gonna be alright!' - Bob Marley
'Life isn't split up into good people and death eaters- we've both got light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we chose to act on' - Sirius Black (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix)
'Do you permit it?' Enjolras pressed his hand with a smile. The smile had not yet ended when the volley rang out. Enjolras, pierced by eight shots stayed leaning against the wall, as if the bullets had nailed him there, only his head hung down. Grantaire collapsed at his feet.' - Victor Hugo (Orestes fasting, Pylades drunk- Les Miserables)
'Don't worry, you're just as sane as I am' Luna Lovegood (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix)
'Keep a weather eye on the horizon' Will Turner (Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man's Chest At World's End)
'You actually were telling the truth! I do that quite a lot, but people are always surprised ' Jack Sparrow Norrington (Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man's Chest)
'There was one of the insurgents whom I heard called Apollo'- Victor Hugo (Orestes fasting, Pylades drunk- Les Miserables)
'I don't go looking for trouble, trouble usually finds me!' Harry Potter (Harry Potter and the Prisioner of Azkaban)
'Mooney, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs are proud to present the Marauders Map' (Harry Potter and the Prisioner of Azkaban)
'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good' The Marauders (Harry Potter and the Prisioner of Azkaban)
'Mischief Managed' The Marauders (Harry Potter and the Prisioner of Azkaban)
'The ABC Society was small in numbers... we might almost call it a clique, if cliques gave birth to heroes' - Victor Hugo (A group that nearly became historic- Les Miserables)
'These young men (Enjolras, Combeferre, Courfeyrac, Jehan, Feuilly, Bahorel, Joly, Bossuet, Grantaire ) formed a sort of family, united by friendship' - Victor Hugo (A group that nearly became historic- Les Miserables)
'Happiness can always be found if someone remembers to turn on the light' - Albus Dumbledore (Harry Potter and the Prisioner of Azkaban)
'Do you think the ones we love ever really leave us?' Albus Dumbledore (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire)
'What is Love? I have met in the streets a very poor young man who was in love. His hat was old, his coat worn, the water passed through his shoes and the stars through his soul' - Victor Hugo (Les Miserables)
'And now, how you've repayed me! Denied me and betrayed me! He was bound to love you... when he heard you sing!' - Erik ( All I Ask of You Reprise- Phantom of the Opera)
'You will curse the day you did not do, all that the Phantom asked of you!' Erik (All I Ask of You- Reprise- Phantom of the Opera)
'It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go, than I have ever known' Sydney Carton (A Tale of Two Cities)
'Write drunk; edit sober' - Ernest Hemingway
'Nerds like us are allowed to be unironically enthusiastic about stuff.
Nerds are allowed to love stuff, like jump-up-and-down-in-your-chair-can't-control-yourself love it.
When people call people nerds, mostly what they're saying is that "You like stuff".
Which is not a good insult at all.
Like, you are too enthusiastic about the miracle of the human consciousness' - John Green
'Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent' - Victor Hugo (Les Miserables)
'It is the sanity of life that makes us mad' – Gabrielle Aplin
'I fell in love the way you fall asleep; slowly, then all at once' - Hazel Grace (The Fault in Our Stars)
'My thoughts are stars; I cannot fathom them into constellations' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'Oh I wouldn't mind Hazel Grace, it would be a privilege to have my heart broken by you' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'That's the thing about pain; it demands to be felt' - Hazel Grace (The Fault in Our Stars)
'I'll fight it. I'll fight it for you. Don't worry about me, Hazel Grace. I'm okay. I'll find a way to hang around and annoy you for a while'- Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'Some infinities are bigger than other infinities' - Hazel Grace (The Fault in Our Stars)
'I cannot tell you how thankful I am for our little infinity' - Hazel Grace (The Fault in Our Stars)
'Oh I'm grand. I'm on a roller coaster that only goes up my friend'- Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'You gave me a forever within the numbered days' - Hazel Grace (The Fault in Our Stars)
'I lit up like a Christmas tree Hazel Grace' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'The world is not a wish granting factory' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'You are so busy being YOU that you have no idea how utterly unprecedented you are' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'Much of my life had been devoted to trying not to cry in front of people who loved me, so I knew what Augustus was doing. You clench your teeth. You look up. You tell yourself that if they see you cry, it will hurt them, and you will be nothing but a Sadness in their lives, and you must not become a mere sadness, so you will not cry, and you say all of this to yourself while looking up at the ceiling, and then you swallow even though your throat does not want to close and you look at the person who loves you and smile.' - Hazel Grace (The Fault in Our Stars)
'Because you are beautiful. I enjoy looking at beautiful people, and I decided a while ago not to deny myself the simpler pleasures of existence' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
I'm in love with you, and I know that love is just a shout into the void, and that oblivion is inevitable, and that we're all doomed and that there will come a day when all our labor has been returned to dust, and I know the sun will swallow the only earth we'll ever have, and I am in love with you.' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
You are going to live a good and long life filled with great and terrible moments that you cannot even imagine yet!' - Isaac and Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'The fault, dear Brutus is not in our stars; but in ourselves. We are the underlings' - Julius Caesar (Act I Scene II Lines 140-141)
'I love her. I am so lucky to love her'- Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'The marks humans leave are too often scars' - Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
'And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it' - Roald Dahl
'Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards' - Soren Kierkegaard
'All stories, if continued far enough, end in death, and he is no true story-teller who would keep that from you' - Ernest Hemingway
'Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counsellors and the most patient of teachers'- Charter William Elliot
'A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one' - George R. R. Martin
'So be it. Let us raise the barricade to a height of twenty feet, and let us all remain in it. Citizens, let us offer the protests of corpses. Let us show that, if the people abandon the republicans, the republicans will not abandon the people'- Victor Hugo (Les Miserables- The Charybdis of the Faubourg Saint Antoine and the Scylla of the Faubourg de Temple)
'This barricade is made neither of paving stones nor of timbers nor of irons. It is made of two mounds. A mound of ideals and a mound of sorrows. Here misery encounters the ideal. Here day embraces the night and says 'I will die with you and you will be born again with me.' Enjolras (Victor Hugo- Les Miserables- The Orator on the Barricade)
'Fantasy is hardly an escape from reality. It's a way of understanding it'- Lloyd Alexander
Rest, nature, books, music…Such is my idea of happiness. -Leo Tolstoy
An invisible red thread connects those destined to meet despite the time, the place, and despite the circumstances. The thread can be tightened or tangled, but will never be broken. - Chinese Proverb
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. - Tom Hiddleston
'Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring' - Anon
'Books can be dangerous. The best ones should be labelled 'this could change your life' - Helen Exley
'A man's bookcase will tell you everything you'll ever need to know about him' - Walter Moaley
'…to cause constellations of victories to flash forth
at each instant from the zenith of the centuries,
to make the French Empire a pendant
to the Roman Empire, to be the great nation
and to give birth to the grand army,
to conquer the world twice,
by conquest and by dazzling, that is sublime;
and what greater thing is there?'
'To be free', said Combeferre.'
Combeferre Marius Pontmercy (Les Miserables- A Group that Barely Missed Becoming Historic)
My favourite couples (Les Miserables)
'Do you hear the people sing? Singing the song of angry men, it is a music of a people who will not be slaves again!'
My favourite couples (BBC Robin Hood)
'We are not just 6 outlaws living in a forest. We are the spirit of England and that lads... that is this country's only hope!' 'We are Robin Hood!'
My favourite couples (BBC The White Queen- I know there isn't any fanfiction for this amazing show yet- but I can hope; can't I?)
'Edward lives if there is no tomorrow. Richard as if he wants no tomorrow. And George as if somebody should give it to him for free'. 'We are the three sons of York! How can we be divided by one woman?'
My favourite couples (The Fault in Our Stars- John Green)
'Maybe "Okay" will be our "Always"'
Other Interests
*'Dulce et decorum est; pro patria mori' - it is sweet and right to die for your country*
Possibly my favourite quote of all time especially when putting it in a Les Miserables context- I can't help but think of Enjolras- oh my poor blonde revolutionary; it is so ironic that when you die your creator suddenly decides to have a massive fangirl attack about how tragically beautiful you are- RIP Apollo and Les Amis de l'ABC- your sacrifice for a free France will never be forgotten!!
Enjolras is vicious. Enjolras is angry. And above all, Enjolras is an idealist; and there is absolutely nothing more dangerous.
Please read!! #1
I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid. Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Amzanig huh? Yaeh and I awlyas thought slpeling was ipmorantt! Tahts so cool!
If you could read that put it in your profile!
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In the LM movie, there's a scene where an unnamed barricade boy wakes the barricade and warns them that the National Guard is coming by whistling. We, the fandom, have christened him Derek. (Don't ask why. Just go with it.) If you believe that Derek deserves more recognition for saving the barricade, copy and paste this into your profile.
('Derek' the whistle boy is played to perfection by Jonny Purchase and definitely deserves more recognition!)
Please read!!
Never forget the book characters
The ones that were ignored
They are sad when they watch the movie
Raise awareness
They have been shunned by the directors
By the producers and more
Yet the author gave them a purpose
Help them fulfill that purpose
You, dear readers, are important
You help bring the characters to life
You don't leave out any details
You are the true creators
Vive le readers!
Calling all fanfiction writers who write for Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean!!
If you think Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann--Disney's PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN-- are made for each other and that, no matter how awesomely awesome Jack Sparrow may be, he should never, under any circumstances, be with Elizabeth, COPY AND PASTE THIS INTO YOUR PROFILE!
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Nerds are cool. Nerds are smart. Nerds will one day rule the universe. If you are a nerd and proud of it, copy and paste this into your profile.
If you ever tripped over your own feet, copy this into your profile
If you firmly believe that Will Turner's curse is broken and that he's free to be with his family after ten years, paste this into your profile!
If you believe in a happy ending for Will and Elizabeth Turner, paste this into your profile!
Vive la Revolution!
(Please read!)
I, Phoenixflames12, hereby pledge to leave a review for every fic that I enjoy, no matter how old, how many reviews it already has, or how many chapters it contains. I have joined the Review Revolution. Will you? (Stolen from Rosebud5- hopefully she will forgive me!)
Just for fun!! (stolen from CourftheCat- please accept my most sincere apologies!)
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If you have ever seen a movie (or show) so many times that you can quote it word for word, and you do so at random moments, copy and paste this in you're profile.
If you've been on the computer for hours on end, reading numerous fanfictions, copy this into your profile
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If you read people's profiles looking for something to copy and paste, copy and paste this into your profile.
If you're the type of person that gets really excited when you get like two reviews, copy and paste this into your profile..
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If you get all giddy when you hear a trailer for your favorite TV show/movie is on TV, copy and paste this onto your profile.
If you're not ashamed to call yourself a fangirl (or squeal like one), copy and paste this on your profile.
If you hear the voices of characters in your head, put this onto your profile.
If you are obsessed with FanFiction, put this into your profile.
If you've ever been called a bookworm and are proud of it, copy and paste this into your profile.
Nerds will one day rule the universe. If you're a nerd and proud of it, copy and paste this into your profile.
If you are weird, insane, crazy, odd, not-normal, a freak of nature, psychotic, random, or anything similar, post this in your profile.
If you've ever been so obsessed with something that now everyone is scared of you because of its effects post this in your profile. (This one is definitely me!!) :)
Like Horses
Like horses, words are wilful and submit
So far to rhyme and metre as their use
Is known to him whose hand controls the bit.
Jades like 'Superb', 'Fantastic', 'Fabulous',
Deaf to all shouts of advertising men,
Could, if the right voice spoke amid the clamour,
Still prick their ears and neigh and prance again;
A cunning horseman might save even Glamour.
As for those unspoilt thoroughbreds who burn,
With soft impatience in the stable, blowing
Proudly through widened nostrils, for their turn
To shake the ground with thunder of their going,
Until then, to reveal is to defame them,
And I, their would be rider, shall not name them.
John Penman (1987)
And finally: (stolen from mylittlelifedoesntcountatall- hopefully she will forgive me!)
Remember Jean Valjean when you see someone give all they can to the poor when they are also poor
Remember Fantine when you see a mother cry for her child and try to protect them from everything
Remember Javert when you see someone lose all they believe in in a single burst of light (in this case, please prevent said person from doing suicide)
Remember the Thenardier's when you see a con
Remember Enjolras whenever you see someone who wants to change the world so others may benefit
Remember Eponine whenever you see someone throw away their happiness for someone they love
Remember Gavroche with every act of bravery you see
Remember Marius whenever you hear of love at first sight
Remember Cosette with every mention of a lark
Remember Jehan whenever you hear poetry
Remember Grantaire whenever you see someone who stands with their friends because they believe in their friend not the idea
Remember Feuilly when you see any work of art
Remember Joly whenever you go to the doctor's office
Remember Combeferre whenever you read or hear something philosophical
Remember Courfeyrac whenever you see friends looking out for each other
Remember Bahorel whenever you see a floater or a bald person
Remember Bossuet whenever you see a person with rotten luck but a good attitude
Remember the Les Amis whenever you see a insurrection for a better world
Remember Les Miserables whenever you hear of people fighting for PROGRESS
Repost if you are a Mizzie!
'I'll love you, dear, I'll love you
'I'll love you till the ocean
As I Walked Out One Evening (W. H. Auden)
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The right to read.
The right NOT to read.
The right to not finish books.
The right to skip & skim pages.
The right to reread.
The right to read anything.
The right to read banned books.
The right to mistake a book for real life.
The right to read anywhere.
The right to read aloud.
The right to fall in love with characters in books.
The right to know what everyone else is reading.
The right to have too many books.
The right to carry a book wherever you go.
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Satisfactory - but not 4*
We stayed at the Hermitage with our baby daughter and were quite surprised to discover that the hotel had no high chair. We also had difficulty in obtaining boiled water to make her bottles - the reception staff were very unhelpful with this matter, however we found the porters to be friendly and polite. Be warned it is a good half hour on the bus into town - and allow yourself plenty of time to get back to the hotel in the evening as we found that the buses back to the hotel were very infrequent. On a positive note the hotel was clean, quiet and the breakfasts were fine. However I am fairly certain that we wouldn't stay here again.
Rude staff, some facilities lacking
Me and my girlfriend stayed at the Grand Hotel Hermitage in Rome (Sep 2003) and found that the majority of staff were rude, unfriendly and unhelpful throughout our stay. One of the last examples of this was when we checked out we were asked "do you need a taxi, or what?".
As far as the facilities were concerned, some of them fell below my expectations too. Our "double" bed was in fact two single beds and mattresses pushed together, the reception on the tv was atrocious and the breakfast was adequate but not four star quality in my opininion.
We had the impression the staff could not wait to get us out of there, as they stopped refilling the table with food a good 20-25 mins before breakfast was supposed to end. I would have forgiven these shortcomings if it were not for the unnecessary discourteousness of the staff.
The hotel is a fair distance from the centre. This can be both a good and bad thing. The good thing is that it is in a quiet peaceful area, the bad being that it can be quite tiring if you do a days touring of the city, come back to the hotel to freshen up and then go out again for a meal.
You need to take a bus or taxi to get to from the main centre.
Conveniently, there is a public bus very near the hotel that runs to the Termini station and takes about 20-25 mins and costs around 0.75 euros for a 75 minute ticket. Taxis from the Termini back to the hotel cost around 11-12 euros. A taxi from the hotel to the Fiumicino airport costs around 50 euros.
The interior of the hotel is quite attractive and nicely decorated and the room we had was quite nice too.
However, I must say I expected a lot more from a four star hotel and the rudeness of the staff has left a bitter memory of my stay there.
The Grand Hike more like!
The impression of the hotel when booking is rather grand, but the facilites are very basic. The service from the staff (that you see) at the desk is very bad and the position of the hotel is too far away from any attraction.To find any worth from my stay is to say that the roof terrace was enjoyable for an hour. The only other good point is that it introduced me to an area of the city I would never have visited. This gave me the opportunity to visit some nice restaurants, so next time I'll find a hotel in the region, but a little closer to the city centre.
Grand Hotel Hermitage Isn't Grand
Our four day stay at the Grand Hotel Hermitage was anything but Grand in June, 2003. While rated as a 4-star hotel it isn't by any standards of other 4-star hotels in Europe. The elevators did not work regular and luggage had to be carted up narrow stairs. The air conditioning was not working in our room nor indeed the majority of the rooms and promises that the service men were coming the next day never materilized. After conversations with other hotel guest on the advertised bar and roof garden, which consisted of no service and appeared not to have been used for some length of time, they were having the same problems plus rudeness from the hotel front desk staff. No compensation was offered. Then the stench from an apparent sewer problem began to fill the rooms. No this stay was not 'Grand" and we would not advise anyone to stay at this particular "Leonardi" hotel.
3 rooms at the Hermitage
The hotel is located out of the town although there is frequent bus service available nearby. Our room was on the top floor(newly built so we were told). On the first night a smell eminating from the bathroom became evident, which later became unbearable necessitating a move to an adjacent room. This too developed the same smell and the air conditioning broke down, because the cleaners had opened a window to try to dissipate the smell, overloading the unt. After a further complaint we were moved to a room on the ground floor, which was fine.
The staff were helpful and did there best to resolve the problems. I can't help thinking that they did know of the problems in the rooms, since they did not query my complaint(s) or inspect the rooms themselves.
Breakfast was average.
I would not stay in the hotel again
Don't stay at this hotel!
We stayed at the Grand Hermitage in Rome in June of 2003. With the exception of one, the front desk staff were the rudest I have ever encountered. They were cold, distant, rude and seemed to be annoyed and irritated when asked a question. As an example, I gave the room key to the front desk because we were going out to sightsee. I forgot something in my room and asked for the key. He sighed, rolled his eyes and just looked at me. I honestly thought he wasn't going to give it to me.
They have a bar, but it's never open. They have one bellman who also does a lot of other tasks so he isn't available to carry luggage and do bellman duty. They advertise that they have a garage, but there's no room in it.
The only plus was that the room was air conditioned, had a remote control to adjust the temperature and they let you run it all night. I talked to some others who said some of the hotels wouldn't allow you to run your air conditioner after 11 p.m. It was very hot when we were there.
In Rome beware the Hermitage
There are many fine hotels in Rome, but the Gran Hotel Hermitage is not among them. The location on maps makes it clear that it is at some distance from the historic center, and the neighborhood (Paraioli) is quiet and pleasant. There is a bus (360) that starts there and goes to Termini, very convenient. So that's the good news.The hotel is part of the Leonardi group--we have enjoyed stays at others of their group--and it proclaims itself 4 stars. Oh my. Rome was enduring a heat wave, but most of the room airconditioners did not work at all, or blew warm air into the room! Requests for repairs or adjustments were received and ignored. A strong odor of sewer gas continued to arise from our shower drain. Our television functioned poorly. The rooftop garden advertised on their web site with tables & drinks, suggesting some sort of service, was bereft of tables, had a couple of plastic benches and a place where once there appeared to have been a bar.On four separate occasions, one OR BOTH of the lifts failed, and on two of those occasions, people were stranded in their small confines without any clear indication of how long it would take. Since the lifts were stuck, luggage had to be carried up stairs. Perhaps all this could be laughed off as a sort of stereotypical touristic bad dream; but we know from experience that this is NOT typical of Italian hotels, particularly those with four stars. It seemed the management was letting things go and one wonders if the place will be gutted and renovated and offered up at even higher prices. Friends don't let friends stay at the Hermitage.Oh, by the way, on one or two of the website hotel services, the map placed the hotel in a distant suburb east of Rome. Regardless of location, just say no.
Very Pleased with the Grand Hermitage
We stayed at the Grand Hermitage as part of a package from Expedia. In spite of its somewhat unassuming exterior, we were quite pleased with what we found on the interior. The concierges were most helpful, the breakfast buffet was magnifico, and our room was quite pretty. From the tiled bedroom floor, to the tiled bathroom floor/shower, we were quite pleased with the value for the money. We even got a driver from the hotel for a daytrip and intend to seek him out when we return to Rome. We were very happy with our trip to Rome and the facilities of the Grand Hermitage.
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The clinical presentation and surgical treatment of verrucous dermatitis lesions in a draught horse
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I went to the Capital One web site in order to get a venture card you need excellent credit . Their definition of excellent credit is
1) You have been 60 days late on any type account in the last year
2) Never declared bankruptcy or defaulted on a loan. ( defaulted is been late)
3) I have had a loan or credit card with a credit limit of $5000 or more for at least three years.
Do you meet this criteria? The other concern they might have is all the recent credit accounts you have opened recently.
I assume that 1) is missing a "not" or "never" somewhere, or that's a strange definition of excellent!
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I have not been more than 60 days late on any credit card, medical bill, or loan in the last year
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Mary Ann Lightner Smith Mahoney
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A 5th great granddaughter,
Member of Daughters of Utah Pioneers,
Utah North Company, Warm Springs Camp
January 6, 2007
Mary Ann Lightner was born June 18, 1803, in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania (1). She was the daughter of James Lightner born abt 1778, and Mary Ann born abt 1781 (1, 9).
Mary Ann married Christopher Smith around 1827 (9). Some accounts say that Mary Ann had three daughters, Sarah Ann Smith (2, 9, 10) born July 22, 1828 in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, Eliza Jane Smith (9) born abt 1830 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Eva Ann Smith (9) born abt 1832 in Pennsylvania.
Mary Ann's husband was a stagecoach driver who would drive the stagecoach to and from Cumberland County, PA and York County, PA (2). One day he didn't return home and Mary Ann was very worried. She went to York County to look for him and was directed to the home of a woman there. She knocked on the door and when the woman opened it, Mary Ann inquired about her husband. The woman informed her that she too was the wife of Christopher Smith and that he had been seriously injured in a stagecoach accident. He was too ill to speak. The two women consoled each other and both cared for him until he died a few days later.
After the funeral Mary Ann returned home to her little girls. She was very handy at nursing, so managed to make a living for herself and family at that vocation. A few years later she met and married Bartholomew Mahoney who was a silversmith (14) and a farmer (2). He proved to be a very good and considerate husband. They had a number of cows that Sarah Ann would milk (2).
They first learned about the Mormon Church while living in Pennsylvania and even had a Mormon Elder stay overnight with them (2). Later the family moved to Ohio (2) and then to Nauvoo, Illinois, also called by the Saints, "Nauvoo, the Beautiful." Bartholomew was baptized in 1842 (11). Mary Ann and Bartholomew were able to take out their endowments in the Nauvoo Temple on February 2, 1846 (1, 3).
Bartholomew and Mary Ann lived in Winter Quarters, Nebraska, and were in the Winter Quarters 3rd Ward. Their bishop was Bishop Levi E. Ritter. They are also on the branch records for the Garden Grove Branch in Decatur, Iowa and Pleasant Valley Branch in Council Bluffs, Iowa (16).
In 1843 Sarah Ann married George Frederick Hamson in Nauvoo (9). By 1850 they had three young sons and lived next door to Mary Ann and Bartholomew in Council Bluffs, Iowa (17).
On June 6th, 1852, Mary Ann and Bartholomew left Council Bluffs, Iowa for Utah with the David Wood Company. There were about 288 individuals and about 58 wagons in the company. They arrived in the Salt Lake Valley sometime between September 20 - October 1, 1852 (4, 5). The Hamson's crossed the plains in 1851 (5). It is unknown what happened to Mary Ann's other children.
They lived in Weber County for a short time and were there in 1856 (6). They moved to Lehi, Utah (14), and by that time, Bartholomew had been called to be a High Priest. They were in the Lehi Ward, Utah Stake, where their membership records were received on Dec. 18, 1857 or 1859 (7). Their Bishop was David Evans, whom they were most likely acquainted with while living in Nauvoo (15). They lived in Lehi during an exciting time when new converts were moving in, the completion of a new meetinghouse, and the arrival of Johnston's Army (15).
Sarah Ann Smith Hamson received word that her mother was living in Lehi and made the long trip from Brigham City to visit her. Upon her arrival, she learned that her mother had died (2).
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1. Membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints:1830-1848
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3. Nauvoo Temple Endowment Name Index
4. 1852 State Special Census of Iowa
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7. Lehi Ward, Utah Stake, Record of Members, Book A, Library No. 18179, 1856-1876, pg 82, line 8.
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William Ryan Homes applied for a permit to construct and operate a temporary sales office in the garage of a single-family home, W182 N4841 Green Crane Drive, that is located near the entrance of the subdivision.
Cranes Crossing is located on the north side of Lisbon Road and to the West of Marcy Elementary School. The subdivision is about 70 percent developed, with 52 residences already built in the area, said Village President Randy Newman.
The board unanimously denied the permit.
"Because of its proximity to the school, as well as the residential setting of this particular neighborhood, both myself and President Newman, members of the Plan Commission, expressed our very sincere opposition to this request," Trustee Michael McDonald said. "We do not feel as though it is appropriate to have this type of commercial activity in a residential setting."
William Ryan Homes hoped to build a field office in the garage of a two-story model home. It would have operated 40-plus hours a week, with one full-time employee. The office and model home would have served various subdivisions throughout the village, not just Cranes Crossing.
"While in some other subdivisions we have allowed this, it's (been) at the start of the subdivision. This one is 70 percent sold out or built already," Newman said. "We felt it was inappropriate and unfair to current homeowners."
According to village documents, nearly two dozen residents signed a petition opposing the office location. Many also wrote letters and emails of opposition, citing traffic concerns for the area, where many children live.
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Wave energy development proposals in these areas will still be required to meet standards for protecting ecological resources, commercial fishing interests, recreational uses, and coastal views, but they will have fewer obstacles to overcome because planners have determined these areas to be the most suitable with the least potential for impact. Companies can also seek approval for projects in other areas off Oregon's coast, but will have to meet more stringent standards.
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Developed by two 2010 Harvard graduates, GymPact is an iPhone app that offers cash incentives. You lose $5 (you can choose to pay more) if you miss a scheduled gym visit and make money if you stick to the pact you set at the beginning of each week.
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Friday, September 03, 2010
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Level of Competition (1-to-4 Scale, 1 being highest):
No. of Teams in League:
Regular-Season Champion:
Oahu Paddlers.
Post-Season Champion:
Waikiki Surfers
Teams, PG Crosschecker Summer 30/Final Ranking:
No. 1 Prospect, 2009 (per PG CrossChecker):
Dustin Fitzgerald, rhp, Kauai Menehunes (Hill, Texas, JC/Selected by Cubs in 2010 draft, 19
First 2009 Player Selected, 2010 Draft:
Dustin Fitzgerald, rhp, Kauai Menehunes (Hill, Texas, JC/Selected by Cubs in 2010 draft, 19
Most Valuable Player:
Daniel Rockett, of, Waikiki Surfers.
Most Outstanding Pitcher:
Jonathan Meyer, rhp, Oahu Paddlers.
Top Prospect (as selected by league):
None selected.
BATTING LEADERS (League games only)
Batting Average:
Daniel Rockett, of, Waikiki Surfers (.345).
Slugging Percentage:
Daniel Rockett, of, Waikiki Surfers (.534).
On-Base Average:
Ben McQuown, of, Waikiki Surfers (.465).
Home Runs:
Several tied at 2.
Cullen Hendrickson, 2b, Kauai Menehunes (33).
Stolen Bases:
Ridge Carpenter, of, Kauai Menehunes (30).
PITCHING LEADERS (League games only)
Peter Ibanez, lhp, Oahu Paddlers (7).
Jonathan Meyer, rhp, Oahu Paddlers (1.22).
Paul Snieder, rhp, Kauai Menehunes; John Tiedemann, rhp, Waimea (6).
Rick Marks, rhp, Kamuela Paniolos (42).
Best Athlete:
Ka'iani Eldredge, c/ss, Oahu Paddlers.
Best Hitter:
Tyler Kuresa, 1b, Oahu Paddlers.
Best Power:
Joc Pederson, of/1b, Waimea Waves.
Fastest Base Runner:
Ridge Carpenter, of, Kauai Menehunes.
Best Defensive Player:
Ka'iani Eldredge, c/ss, Oahu Paddlers.
Best Velocity:
Tyler Duffie, rhp, Kamuela Paniolos.
Best Breaking Ball:
Paul Snieder, rhp, Kauai Menehunes.
Best Command:
Jonathan Meyer, rhp, Oahu Paddlers.
1. KA'IANI ELDREDGE, c/ss, Oahu Paddlers (Kansas/FR in 2011)
Product of legendary Hawaii baseball family; very athletic, can play any position; + range/arm strength, line-drive bat
2. JOC PEDERSON, of/1b, Waimea Waves (SIGNED/Dodgers)
Dodgers signed their 11
-round pick at deadline for $600,000; solid tools, adapted easily to wood, + power potential
3. TYLER KURESA, 1b, Oahu Paddlers (Oregon/FR)
Twins' unsigned 11
-rounder has mature bat for age; excellent swing path, will add power when fills out lanky frame
4. DANIEL ROCKETT, of, Waikiki Surfers (Texas-San Antonio/SO)
League MVP, batting champ; raw tools don't dazzle, but solid performer; sound approach at plate, in field, has gap power
5. PAUL SNIEDER, rhp/1b, Kauai Menehunes (Northwestern/JR)
Solid two-way player, but more upside on mound; fastball in upper-80s, can throw ++ slider in any count, power at plate
6. TYLER DUFFIE, rhp, Kamuela Paniolos (Texas Christian/SO)
Displayed makings of solid three-pitch mix (FB/SL/CH), best velocity in league (90-92 mph); struggles with command
7. RIDGE CARPENTER, of, Kauai Menehunes (Cal State Northridge/SR)
Local prep product made big strides at plate, on bases, in center field after slow start, injury-plagued 2009 summer
8. ALEX BLACK, 3b/rhp, Kauai Menehunes (Columbia/SO)
Two-way product had success at plate (.304-1-22), but impressed scouts more with 91-92 mph fastball in limited looks
9. JIMMY ROBERTS, ss, Kamuela Paniolos (Southern California/FR)
More than held his own as HS talent with solid hands/arm/range at SS, emerging bat; in SS mix at USC as a freshman
10. ALEX CILLO, rhp, Hawaii Aliis (Bucknell/JR)
Produced one of better fastballs in league in closer role; has loose arm action/arm speed to add velo; still learning to pitch
11. JONATHAN MEYER, rhp, Oahu Paddlers (Clemson/SO)
League's pitcher of year has sound command, advanced feel for mixing four pitches; ++ SL, but fastball peaks at 87 mph
12. BEN McQUOWN, of, Waikiki Surfers (Lower Columbia, Wash., CC/SO)
Posted league's best OBA, second in SB (29 of 31); runs bases well, + range in CF, puts ball in play, occasional pop
13. CAL VOGELSANG, of, Waimea Waves (JC of the Canyons, Calif./SO)
Dodgers' June draft has big arm, can put a charge in ball, but may need to eliminate loop in swing to fulfill power potential
14. RICK MARKS, rhp, Kamuela Paniolos (CORNELL/Jr.)
League SO leader (42 in 44 IP) only in high-80s, but gets late life on fastball, has decent slurvy break ball; went 4-1, 2.06
15. ROBERT ROGERS, rhp, Hawaii Aliis (Binghamton/SO)
Went 3-0, 1.25 record with solid sinker/slider mix; fastball peaks only in high 80s, but gets good run vs. righthanded hitter
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Principal Investigator:
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AbstractBecause of chemical behaviors of real DNA molecules, the nanotechnology envisioned by the Defense Department in this Solicitation will be possible only if design automation software creates nanostructures that exploit artificially expanded genetic information systems (AEGIS). AEGIS DNA molecules have more than the four nucleotides (GACT) found in natural DNA. Our software will accommodate nanoarchitectures built from these four, plus eight additional orthogonally pairing AEGIS nucleotides. By evading the computational challenges associated with natural DNA nanostructures, AEGIS will allow delivery at the end of Phase I, ahead of schedule, software that helps nanotechnologists design nanostructures that incorporate binding and catalytic DNA molecules, sensing functionality, and optical signaling elements. Additional benefits of AEGIS DNA nanostructures are their enhanced stability and potential to support continuous environmental monitoring. Also ahead of schedule, our Phase I work will deliver a physical example of a nanostructure containing these functional elements. This will allow Phase II to focus on higher level nanostructure performance, including dynamic architectures, interfaces to electrical output, and amorphous computing. This project overlaps Firebird's business, which supports human diagnostics based on reagent innovations like AEGIS. Adding nanotechnology to its existing business makes commercial sense, and will help"dual uses"emerge from this project.
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The day was nothing more then walking, a little bit of exploring, some shopping and a lot of slowing down. We wish we had more time here. Crete is an island we both felt we could have taken much more time to explore and if we came back we would rent a car so we could do just that! For only one full day, Old Rethymnon was the perfect choice. With evidence ...
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Athens Ledra HotelΑθήνα 2, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $106
- Awful Service, Average Hotel
- Great base for Athens
- Excellent!
InterContinental AthenaeumNeos Kosmos, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $139
- Wonderful Hotel - an oasis of calm compared to the heat and chaos of the city
- Very Nice Place
- The most immaculate hotel ever
Hilton Athens1, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $163
- Impressed
- Best in Athens
- One word: Superb
Titania Hotel????? 1, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $82
- Horrible rooms and breakfast
- Good location, Small clean rooms
- Nice Value
President HotelΑθήνα 7, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $81
Royal Olympic HotelΑθήνα 2, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $125
- Nice, but......
- AWESOME stay
- Location, location, location
Hotel Grande Bretagne, A Luxury Collection HotelSyntagma Square, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $385
- Rich Opulence Details
- The Absolute Best!
- Fantastic
Metropolitan HotelΠαλαιού Φαλήρου, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $103
- A Cruise/Conference Hotel
- Big Hotel
- Good Hotel, Nice breakfast and toiletteries
Classical Athens ImperialΑθήνα 1, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $159
- This hotel is super, and I know what I talk about
- Greco Imperial OK, No local flavor
- Dissapointed-definetely not a 5 star hotel.
Stanley HotelOmonia Square, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $87
- Convenient location next to the Metro
- Want a rooftop pool in Athens?
- Great place to stay
Divani Caravel HotelΖωγράφου, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $114
Crowne Plaza Hotel - Athens City CentreΖωγράφου, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $127
Novotel Athenes4 - 6 Michail Voda et Makedonias, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $95
- Enjoyed the stay
- Great Rooftop Pool
- Una maravilla de piscina
Divani Acropolis Palace HotelMakriyanni, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $106
- 3 blocks from acropolis--great location
- Best Part of this hotel was the bartender, Fotis
- Close to Acropolis, but average hotel
Zafolia HotelΑθήνα 7, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $104
Saint George LycabettusKolonaki, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $110
- Would not stay here again
- Oh what a hill...
- Good location in Athens, nice 4/5* hotel
Electra Palace Hotel AthensSyntagma Square, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $212
- Enjoyed my stay....
- Quite Impressed! Really Enjoyed Our Stay
- There is no rooftop pool!!
Armonia HotelΑθήνα 6, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $46
Dorian Inn Hotel AthensOmonia Square, Athens | 2 star hotelfrom $68
- Arachnophopbes beware
- Was very pleasantly surprised
- Dorian was good
Oscar HotelOmonia Square, Athens | 3 star hotelfrom $52
Melia AthensOmonia Square, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $93
- Terrible Hotel
- The Worst Customer Service EVER!
- No es un cinco estrellas
Amalia HotelSyntagma Square, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $134
Radisson Blu Park Hotel AthensΑθήνα 1, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $116
NJV Athens PlazaSyntagma Square, Athens | 5 star hotelfrom $166
- Excellant hotel
- Great Value and Wonderful Location
- Incredibly Perfect Location - Luxurious & Fun
BEST WESTERN Candia HotelΑθήνα 1, Athens | 2 star hotelfrom $53
Fresh HotelOmonia Square, Athens | 4 star hotelfrom $124
- Loved this Hip Hotel
- Fresh attitude
- Great for the price