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Review: A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess.
When I started reading this book it was confusing, and tricky with the invasion of Russian words (glossary at the end) throughout the story and many teenage uncommon slang words. Yet, once I got the hang of the words and writing style it turned out to be a good book.
Burgess creates a disturbing but realistic view of the world. A very strange novel but it speaks well to the nature and confusion of adolescents. It's a story of a world dominated by teenage gangs in a savage satire on distortions of single minds and an inventive primer of total violence.
The main character, Alex, is a violent 15-year old teenager who enjoys bringing pain to other humans. Being the leader of his gang, three others, follow his steps in major criminal acts such as: rapes, stompings, stealing, drugs, and many rumbles with the police. Alex showed no fear of the law or threats of jail time. As far as he was concerned, he ruled and owned his territory. Alex and his gang will take the reader on several crime sprees where the author does not hold back his creative words of violence.
However, one day Alex does get caught…..(no spoilers) …Than the reader is introduced to Alex's reconditioning…..Is it better to be good or bad??
This is a great story but be aware that it's a slow pace read in order to comprehend because of the different style of words and languages.
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Очевидно, на любителя. Как и некая "дорога".
Пытался пересилить себя почитать, полистать, но этот сленг просто на корню рубит мою способность понимать и наслаждаться или хотя бы просто спокойно в
В общем бредятина редкая. Очень негативные ощущения во время чтения книги. очень.
I actually found myself enjoying this much to my surprise.
I'd always thought this was an awful story from things I had heard, but it was very interesting.
One of my favorites actually. I liked the unfamiliar language and ugly future of it.
TERRIBLE! Couldn't get passed a couple chapter with fully understanding whats going on. Not my type of book.
But all in all, "A Clockwork Orange" is a tour-de-force in nastiness, an inventive primer in total violence, a savage satire on the distortions of the single and collective minds.
In A Clockwork Orange, Anthony Burgess has written what looks like a nasty little shocker but is really that rare thing in English letters—a philosophical novel. The point may be overlooked because the hero, a teen-age monster, tells all about everything in nadsat, a weird argot that seems to be all his own. Nadsat is neither gibberish nor a Joycean exercise. It serves to put Alex where he belongs—half in and half out of the human race.
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The only American edition of the cult classic novel.A vicious fifteen-year-old "droog" is the central character of this 1963 classic, whose stark terror was captured in Stanley Kubrick's magnificent film of the same title. In Anthony Burgess's nightmare vision of the future, where criminals take over after dark, the story is told by the central character, Alex, who talks in a brutal invented slang that brilliantly renders his and his friends' social pathology. A Clockwork Orange is a frightening fable about good and evil, and the meaning of human freedom. When the state undertakes to reform Alex—to "redeem" him—the novel asks, "At what cost?" This edition includes the controversial last chapter not published in the first edition and Burgess's introduction "A Clockwork Orange Resucked."
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Kaohsiung hotel in Lingya District with 13 restaurants
Located in Lingya District, this luxury hotel is 0 mi (0 km) from Hanshin Department Store and within 3 mi (5 km) of Former British Consulate at Takao and Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts. Holy Rosary Basilica Cathedral and Urban Spotlight Arcade are also within 10 minutes.
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Over the weekend, Harvard opened up its museums to the public for free. It was Parents Weekend, and the long corridors and exhibit halls were jammed with parents, uncles, and noisy younger siblings getting under everyone's feet and wondering why there was a rule against climbing up the dinosaur skeletons. At one point, I got shuffled along into a corner of the Mesoamerican exhibit in the Peabody that contained artifacts from the Copan, an ancient Mayan ballyard. Things went hard for the players back in those days. Most of them were captives taken in war, and many of them wound up beheaded, or as the prime attractions in some other kind of ritual bloodletting. As President Jed Bartlet once said, "If the Oscars were like that, I'd watch," but, still, it's plain that the Mayan ballplayers needed a union and some decent workplace protections. However, after what we learned about what may have been going on in New Orleans — and maybe in Washington — I have to admit that it was rather refreshing to be confronted with some good, honest paganism for a change.
Think of all the illusions about the National Football League that the revelations of a bounty program in New Orleans shatter. Think of all the silly pretensions those revelations deflate. The preposterous prayer circles at midfield. The weepy tinpot patriotism of the flyovers and the martial music. The dime-store Americanism that's draped on anything that moves. The suffocating corporate miasma that attends everything the league does — from the groaning buffet tables at the Super Bowl to the Queegish fascination with headbands and sock lengths while teams are paying "bounties" to tee up the stars of your game so they don't get to play anymore. What we have here now is the face of organized savagery, plain and simple, and no amount of commercials showing happy kids cavorting with your dinged-up superstars can ameliorate any of that.
Which is why Roger Goodell is going to land on the Saints, and on their coaches, as hard as he possibly can. It's not so much that they allegedly paid players to injure other players. That's just the public-relations side of the punishment to come. Goodell can see the day when one of these idiotic bounty programs gets somebody horribly maimed or even killed, and he can see even more clearly the limitless vista of lawsuits that would proceed from such an event. But what the Saints will truly be punished for is the unpardonable crime of ripping aside the veil. For years, sensitive people in and out of my business drew a bright moral line between boxing and football. Boxing, they said, gently stroking their personal ethical code as if they were petting a cat, is a sport where the athletes are deliberately trying to injure each other. On the other hand, football is a violent sport wherein crippling injuries are merely an inevitable byproduct of the game. I always admired their ability to make so measured — and so cosmetic — a moral judgment. This was how those sensitive people justified condemning boxing while celebrating football, and, I suspect, how many of them managed to sleep at night after doing so.
The entire existence of the NFL — and of football at any level, for all of that — rests on whether or not the game can keep fooling itself, and its paying fan base, that it is somehow superior to boxing and to the rest of our modern blood sports. That's how it gets the upmarket ad revenue that is still leery of, say, those barbarians who compete in MMA. That's what keeps the luxury boxes filled with executives from BMW and Sony, and not with guys peddling cheap legal services and discount gold. That's why the NFL was so unpardonably dilatory to come around on the issue of head injuries. To recognize that head injuries were as essential a part of football as they are of boxing would be to erase the fine distinction on which the game's respectability rested.
If the primary defense being mounted is true — if the Saints were not alone and if "everybody" does it — then professional football is simply a moral morass with instant replay.
What reportedly happened in New Orleans makes a mockery of all of that fine Jesuitical moral parsing. Players were paid $1,000 for a "knockout hit" and another $1,000 if a player were to be carried off the field. These events were not incidental to the playing of the game. They were an essential part of it. The players who participated in the program did not do so accidentally. The coaches who designed the program did not do it without knowing full well what it entailed, including the possibility of retaliation if the story ever got out, and a subsequent football arms race that would end up with someone dead on the field. The ownership that claims it didn't know simply didn't want to know. And, if the primary defense being mounted in certain quarters of the league's kept press is true, if the Saints were not alone and if "everybody" does it, then professional football is simply a moral morass with instant replay.
We may well be reaching something of a tipping point in our relationship with our true national pastime. Football was always a deal we made with ourselves. We adopted it for its brutality, which was embedded in a context that happened to be perfectly suited to television and to gambling, but which we could convince ourselves was only incidental to our enjoyment because it was only incidental to the game itself. But the players got bigger, and even the unsolicited hits got louder, and the damage to the athletes soon became too obvious to ignore. Dave Duerson kills himself. Chris Henry dies at 26, and an autopsy shows that he has the brain of a 70-year-old Alzheimer's patient. Terry Bradshaw admits that the six concussions he suffered while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers have cost him a good piece of his short-term memory. Science, that great murderer of comfortable illusions, continues to increasingly undermine the bargain we'd cut for ourselves with the game.
Gradually, football has seen its appeal slip at the most basic levels. Pediatricians are advising parents not to let young children play organized football too early in life. Local high schools are looking at skyrocketing insurance rates and wondering, in a time when school budgets are being squeezed to a pulp all over the country, whether this particular game is worth the candle. Major college programs have all the economic problems present in the high schools combined with all the workplace-safety issues with which the NFL is grappling. Football may be losing some of what once appeared to be its unbreakable purchase on the country's soul. If the politics of the past two years have taught us anything, it's that the people of this country can be made to react viscerally to two issues in particular: their personal economies and the perceived well-being of their children. At the moment, football seems to be slipping onto the wrong side of both those volatile concerns.
This is something worse, though, particularly in the context of the NFL's conspicuous — and rather newly minted — concern over the brain injuries suffered by its players. Everybody in the league knows that the NFL is trying to make the game at least nominally safer. Everybody in the league knows why it's trying to do that. They've read the studies. They know what the data indicates. How does a team establish a bounty program in the face of what it knows the league is trying to do? What kind of thinking drives a team to do it in the face of all the grisly data that keeps piling up? The people in New Orleans were aware of the consequences of the everyday violence of the sport. They didn't need to create performance bonuses for extraneous brutality. For the Saints to put in that program at this particular moment in time is evidence of a moral chaos in the game's essential culture that may very well be unredeemable. It is to make everyone complicit in unprincipled barbarism in the guise of professional sport. Good, honest pagan savagery is looking better and better by the day.
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Last week the Metro Atlanta Regional Transportation Roundtable received the Atlanta Regional Commission's staff-developed transportation project list. The roundtable had requested the agency staff to narrow the $23 billion unconstrained list down to an $11.5 billion project list. Happily, the ARC staff list includes $5.5 billion for transit projects. The roundtable must now pare the ARC list down to $6.2 billion, the amount of revenue projected to be generated by the 1 penny sales tax over its 10-year life.
The Sierra Club has joined the Livable Communities Coalition launched their Fair Share for Transit initiative to make the case that the region must use this opportunity to enhance and expand transit. The goal is to ensure that 40 to 60 percent of the projects on the final list are transit projects.
We are pleased to see a significant commitment to transit in the ARC staff list. We hope that the roundtable members share a similar commitment to transit as they work towards generating their $6.2 billion draft by Aug. 15. The roundtable has found through poll data, focus groups and telephone town halls that there is a public appetite for more transit options through rail, bus, bike -- and by foot.
The Livable Communities Coalition -- along with its Fair Share for Transit partners -- will evaluate the transit and safe-routes-to-transit projects included in the ARC staff list. Through that process we will generate our own list of projects that we think will help the region enhance mobility, quality of life and its economic competitiveness.
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The publication of Lewis M. Dabney's Edmund Wilson: A Life in Literature (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) has once again brought the critical mind of Edmund Wilson to our attention. Wilson (1895-1972) was an important figure in American literary and intellectual culture, but the truth is that since his death he hasn't proved to be considered as important as he should be. For those who admired his writing during his lifetime, it's hard to believe how quickly he sank from sight after his death. Who knows when he will bob up again? So I'm enjoying this reemergence while it lasts.
I wrote my doctoral dissertation on Wilson nearly twenty years ago, and it's still the rare week that I don't think of him. No one with his grasp, clarity, and honesty-not to mention his impatience for what he considered "twaddle"-has taken his place in intellectual or literary America, and we are the worse for it. It's not that Wilson was never wrong as a literary critic, cultural historian, or social observer-his declaration that with the advent of the Russian Revolution mankind had for the first time taken control of its destiny was pretty wide of the mark-but that he always held the highest expectations for those he wrote for or argued with.
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Eco−volunteers explored the fetid waters of the Gowanus Canal last weekend for the Urban Divers Estuary Conservancy's 10th Annual Gowanus Canal Earth Day Flotilla Spring Clean−Up. Fifty brave souls from across the city were offered a close and personal perspective into the environmental issues that challenge the water, soil and air quality in and around the canal, which is being considered for inclusion in the federal Superfund program.
Ludger Balan, the conservancy's executive director, said the canal's woes are not isolated to the 1.8−mile stretch. "The Gowanus shares the same tidal patterns as of the lower bay. The deadly dioxins and disease−causing pathogens of the canal find their way downstream with every tide exchange, which occurs about once a day," he said.
"The EPA's initiative to nominate the Gowanus Canal as a Superfund site is the most significant act in 35 years towards attaining a real, viable pathway towards an end, and mean for a long awaited clean−up of one of the most polluted bodies of water and land in the country," he added. Balan said his group will continue to educate the public about the ecological significance of the urban estuary, and the environmental issues that challenges it, while offering a vision for their future use as a vital and healthy environment.
This summer, in celebration of its 10−year anniversary, the Urban Divers plan to introduce an array of environmental education programs offered at various waterfront parks venues, community festivals, day camps and school visits along South Brooklyn Harbor. More information can be found at the group's Web site, urbandivers.org, or by calling 347−224−5828.
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A combined history spanning more than 20 years is behind a
fundraising boost of $200,000 for the Alexandra Community
The $2.6 million building in the centre of Alexandra will
open early next year and six arts and crafts groups joined
forces to make the donation yesterday.
Arts and Crafts Inc, the Alexandra Patchwork Group, Alexandra
Spinners and Weavers, Goldfields Miniatures, the Alexandra
Pottery Club and the Central Otago Model Society used to
share a Tarbert St building, known as The Studio.
Some of the groups had been based there for up to two
They sold the property to the Elim Church and have used the
proceeds of the sale as their donation to the community
house, where they will be based in the future.
"This is extremely generous and we're grateful for their
support," house trust chairwoman Bernie Lepper said
The 1054sq m community house building in the grounds of St
Enoch's Church, Centennial Ave, will be home for more than 12
social service agencies, as well as education, arts and
crafts groups.
The latest donation will be used to outfit the kitchen,
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The groups had a long association together, spanning more
than two decades in some cases.
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recipient of the funds.
An open day would be held at the facility on December 15,
from 10am to noon. It would be "open for business" in
mid-January, Mrs Lepper said.
The first meeting about the project was held in October 2007
and the trust was set up in early 2008 and began fundraising.
Its vision was for the house to be a focal point to "nurture
and sustain the wellbeing of all people, though arts,
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Posted: 02/13/2008 - A veterans group is criticizing the Army for not acting fast enough to transfer a man who has been jailed since his arrest earlier this month -- without seeing a judge.
Posted: 02/13/2008 - A veterans group is criticizing the Army for not acting fast enough to transfer a man who has been jailed since his arrest earlier this month -- without seeing a judge.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - They're separated by just one seat, at a table in front of a House panel -- but the testimony from Roger Clemens and his former trainer Brian McNamee is miles apart.
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Updated: 02/13/2008 - Maria Joseph, the mother of 5 who's accused of setting her children on fire, was in court Wednesday.
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Updated: 02/13/2008 - President Bush has signed a multi-billion-dollar economic rescue package that means $300 to $1,200 rebates for many American households.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - Two bills that would change Colorado's liquor laws will get hearings Wednesday at the state Capitol.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - Lawmakers have taken the first step towards toughening penalties for offenders in Colorado. Tuesday afternoon a house committee passed a bill making it harder for a convicted drunk driver to re-offend.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - An anonymous e-mail puts the head of The Classical Academy's school board in the cross-hairs of an apparent black-mail plot. The board chair tells 11 News it threatens to reveal parts of his past if certain demands aren't met.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - The victim in Tuesday morning's fatal accident on I-25 just north of Pueblo, is being remembered as a helpful and caring man who will be greatly missed.
Updated: 02/12/2008 - About 50% of teenagers are sexually active and statistics say, teen girls are four times more likely than other women to be sexually assaulted. But, one man says teaching young adults how to date can prevent most attacks.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - Northbound I-25 has reopened at mile maker 114 south of Colorado Springs. Tuesday afternoon the area was closed due to a fatal accident.
Updated: 02/26/2008 - A Colorado Springs school is taking some sick days. James Irwin Elementary School is shutting their doors for a couple of days. Apparently, the flu bug has been going around and the school wanted some time to disinfect.
Updated: 02/12/2008 - One person is dead after an accident on Southbound I-25 at Exit 104 just North of Pueblo. Pueblo Police say the crash was caused by a driver going the wrong way.
Updated: 02/12/2008 - Police say a passer-by found a body Tuesday morning at Dorchester Park, off I-25 and South Tejon.
Updated: 02/12/2008 - The second annual Ken Jordan Award for Excellence in DUI Enforcement was awarded on Tuesday.
Posted: 02/12/2008 - The bad news is that some people have seen their utility bills rise. The good news is that a state program has more money than last year to help people struggling to cover costs.
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Absolutely Free Xbox Light Gun
Posted 03 October 2003 - 09:01 PM
Is it possible? I want in depth answers.. must be more than one paragraph long. All posters in the next 3 days will be put into a raffle. Dissolved will do a random number and the winner will get a free light gun with free shipping, on me, cause I love xbox-scene so much!!!!!!!!!
Ok, give me good answers, anyone got any good pictures????? Pictures of completed models done to work with xbox will get a free controller port.
See my thread in the buy and sell forum for more free items, and for parts.
Anyway, I'm looking to you technical geniuses here for help on this one. Can I use a oem Samsung SD-816 in an xbox just like it was an original samsung xbox dvd????
free chance at a free light gun... and it's bitchin' to play house of the dead with it!!!!
So long,
From the friendly trader,
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Add me to raffle.
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Posted 04 October 2003 - 04:59 AM
This one if verified will get a free light gun.
The free light gun is over since the question is done, let me see who posted....
Posted 04 October 2003 - 05:02 AM
|QUOTE (connector777 @ Oct 4 2003, 12:59 AM)
| ok, well that was an easy question. ok, my next question, where can I buy in bulk (over 100 units) of the other older samsung discontinued ones for dirt cheap.
This one if verified will get a free light gun.
The free light gun is over since the question is done, let me see who posted....
I doubt you could find them in bulk since they are discontinued.
Posted 04 October 2003 - 05:02 AM
I will roll a dice.....
and the number is 3!
zipdoa, you are now the proud winner of a brand new light gun courtesy of me. Email me at email@example.com with your address, we will ship next tuesday.
All others, have no fear, connector is here. Free controller port for any of you too, email me at email@example.com with your address, we will ship next tuesday.
And remember there is one more lightgun for someone who can get me a good contact for bulk discontinued samsungs that are compatible with the xbox.
Posted 04 October 2003 - 05:04 AM
did i win?
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Posted 04 October 2003 - 11:59 AM
Oh well, figured I would tell you this anyway.
I had a thomson that was shit (That is just my experience im sure there are plenty of them out there that work fine) I figured that I will just go and buy a samsung off ebay, but on the recommendation of a friend he told me I should buy a phillips that they are cheaper and just as good (again that was just his opinion), I had said to him that is not what i heard.
So for $15 bucks on ebay i bought a phillips. I figured it was worth $15 to try it. So far my phillips reads any dvd+r that i give it which is convinent since i have only a dvd+r/rw burner, but my phillips reads every cd-r (I have tried 5 or 6 different brands and all of them have worked) Maybe im lucky, not sure but for 15 bucks I am happy, those samsungs can get up to 75-100$ on ebay so I doubt that you could find a whole bunch dirt cheap.
Not sure if this helps you but good luck.
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Thursday, February 11, 2016
I didn't realize I hadn't updated for so long. Here goes:
About a week before Christmas we flew to Santiago, Chile where we spent a couple of days before boarding a Princess cruise ship for an 11-day cruise which sailed around the Cape Horn. We were able to see adorable penguins and walk in the southernmost city in South America, commonly referred to as the "End of the World" (Ushuaia, Argentina). We were about 1,000 miles from the South Pole. From there we sailed back up to Buenos Aires where we disembarked and spent a few days before flying home. Shayla did a really good job of speaking Spanish.
Shayla turns 17 tomorrow! She had her third annual "Lemon Ball Dance Party" – a fundraiser for Alex's Lemonade Stand Fund (pediatric cancer research). She wanted to raise $1700 for her 17th birthday, but instead she raised just under $4,000! We were shocked! The ball was a blast for the kids and I must admit that Shayne and I loved it too!
Currently, Shayne is running for County Commissioner. The election will be held on March 15th. Living through what we have left Shayne forever changed. He wants to give back and to serve others in our community. He wants to leave this world better than he found it. Shayne has been having a ball campaigning. He goes door-to-door talking with voters and making small speeches at various events. So far I think he's knocked on over 1500 doors and he's walked over 100 miles. I must admit it's wild to see his face on billboards around the area and to see yard signs with Shayne Thomas printed on them. They catch me off guard as I think, "Hey! I know that sweet guy!" Lots of fun!
Works is going really well for me! Once every four years, my college gives an "Excellence in Teaching" award to a faculty member. I was incredibly humbled late last summer to be nominated for this award and I quickly got all of my materials around for the submission. I was incredibly surprised and thrilled this fall when it was announced I was selected as the winner. I was happy to get the $1,000 check and a plaque showed up in our School of Teaching & Learning's office where it will hang for the next for years. Since my arrival at BGSU as a full-time assistant professor in 2009, I've made 25 national conference presentations, published 19 peer-reviewed articles, and taught 1,326 BGSU students in 65 courses.
Thanks for checking in! Thanks for loving Christi and all of us!
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Happy Holidays from the Thomas Team!
Our hometown has a Victorian Weekend Celebration each year. For the Victorian Dinner fundraiser, held at the Great Hall on the campus of Heidelberg University this year, all were encouraged to dress up. We rented some costumes and had a ball- all the while raising money for a great cause! Merry Christmas!
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Summer Vacation in Europe
In mid-June we flew to London, rented a car and drove to Oxford where we spent four lovely days as a family before settling Shayla into her dorm room at the University and leaving her. She was in a group of 75 high achieving 16-18 year olds from around the globe who spent two intense weeks studying things like philosophy, psychology, debate, etc. at a summer academy. There were four students from the USA there and students from 30 different countries. Shayla's sweet roommate was from Norway. While Shayla was in Oxford, we then explored the Cotswolds, especially enjoyed Burford and Stratford-Upon-Avon (Shakespeare's birthplace). Then we flew on to Ireland and spent two weeks biking from village-to-village and staying at lovely B&B's and the amazing Ashford Castle for two nights. It was a sign from God that we were able to meet up with our Philadelphia friends (the Grants) and huge Christi supporters when we were in Ireland and we enjoyed a lovely day with them.) When we flew back to London for Shayla's graduation in Oxford we were surprised and happy to learn that she was appointed Valedictorian of her class and she gave a lovely speech. We wrapped up our three week vacation with time together in London. Our highlight was bring "groundlings" at the Globe theater. After coming home for two days, we took off to Macinaw City, Michigan where Shayla spent a week with friends and we were blessed to spend the week with our sweet Webby (Eric) and his wife at their cottage in northern Michigan. Now we are back home and filled with great memories! God is good!
|Shayla and her roommate at "The Boat House" outside of Oxford for the Mascarade Ball.
|Shayla and her roommate (from Norway) enjoyed Bristol, England on a day off of campus.
|Shayla made friends with girls from around the world during this amazing experience she had in Oxford, England.
|Back from Europe and now enjoying Macinac Island, Michigan - lovely!
|Cannot even believe we were blessed to spend two nights here, but we did! WOW!
|Shayla's arrival on campus.
|Shayla in her dorm room at the university.
|What a God event to learn the Grants would be in Ireland at the same time. It was fabulous to get to spend a precious day with them all. Lovely, people!
|Biking with my bane on the largest Arlan Island - Ishimor
|Cycling up to our "home" for the next two days was a dream come true! I still can't believe we stayed here. It was amazing!
|Lovely cycling, so scenic!
|Proud moment! Shayla, the Valedictorian, after graduation with the Headmaster and Assistant Headmaster.
|We had lots of rainy days in Ireland. Good thing we packed our ponchos!
|Shayla made so many friends and learned so very much! It was the experience of a lifetime for her. What a blessing!
|We had a ball being "groundlings" at The Globe Theater and enjoying, "Measure for Measure". Earlier that same day we sat in seats and took in "As You Like It".
|Gotta love those London taxis - impressive! Photo by Shay Shay
|Shayla captured this lovely photo of the grounds at Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill. She went with her school. Shayne and I enjoyed it another day, on our own.
|At our first inn in Oxford, The Bath Hotel. Great location, tiniest room EVER!
Saturday, June 06, 2015
2015 Christi Thomas Memorial Scholarships Awarded to Dance Unlimited Students
This year's Christi Thomas Memorial Scholarship applicants for the Dance Unlimited Scholarship were all simply amazing! We love them and are very proud of of them all. We understand why Christi loved going to dance to be with them whenever she could. Congratulations to this year's Christi Thomas Memorial Scholarship Winners! $1,000 - Elena and $1,000 - Marissa. Because of awesome applicants, we added three $100 Book Scholarships which were award to Paityn, Madison and McKenzie. I was so relieved Shayla Thomas gave the speech for me. This whole scholarship process we do each year is emotionally draining. It feels like life is being sucked out of me. No one was closer to Christi than Shayla so my thanks to her for doing this for our family. Congratulations, ladies! (Three minute video clip of announcement attached.)
Thursday, May 21, 2015
$1,000 Christi Thomas Memorial Scholarship Winner for Seneca East - Paityn!
As always, we had many wonderful applications for the annual $1,000 Christi Thomas Memorial Scholarship we award to a Seneca East graduating Senior. This year's decision was very difficult, due to all of the students being so fabulous. After careful review, prayer and deliberation, we selected Paityn Caudill as this year's recipient. Congratulations, Paityn!


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Very quiet not many people around two evenings we were the only ones eating. Also the bar area was very quiet.
Confirmed guest, 2016-06-17
Numerous small problems with accommodation all rectified within 12 hours of notification. Very good service - pity the previous occupants had not bothered to tell them of the problems! Would benefit from an outside seating area had the weather been dry enough. Quiet location and very well kept park. Not their fault the weather was rotten!
Confirmed guest, 2016-06-18
out of 10
This was our third trip to Brynteg and as on previous occasions we found the facilities excellent. The food in the restaurant was very good , and the staff friendly and helpful. We were also amused by the sheep walking past our caravan. In the past we have stopped at Brynteg with our grandchildren but we found it just as enjoyable on our own.
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Lovely place with very friendly and helpful staff, would definitely return.
Confirmed guest, 2016-04-11
A really peaceful site in a beautiful part of wales. Quiet area. Caravan basic and clean. Gas cooker a little slow at cooking food - but that it getting used to a differing oven.
Confirmed guest, 2016-06-11
Stayed at Brynteg in early June for 4 nights. The site is beautiful & well maintained. Our caravan was well equipped & maintained. Our caravan was at a prime location opposite the outdoor play area and near to the sports hall & spa. We had a parking space outside the caravan.
This was my first time staying in a caravan and I had a great time, especially as the sun was out too.
Would definitely go back, great site and great location to explore north wales.
Confirmed guest, 2016-06-10
we use sites as a base for touring the area, we found the site well placed for this, as my wife is disabled we dont use the leisure facilities as much now but the parts we did visit were very good, the caravan was very clean and well equiped, and the staff were very helpful, we would stay here again
Excellent park in an excellent location, this was our first holiday with our 4 month old baby and it was perfect.
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We were very impressed when we pulled into the park. Excellent roads and layout with parking next to our van. It was wonderful enjoying the lake and the Country Club facilities. The location was brilliant. The only down side was that our van was a little tired (but still value for money), the wifi wasn't working correctly and we didn't know we had to pack towels (but we were provided them by reception)
The holiday park was fantastic.. But the caravan interiors was not very good. The sofa cover n all were untidy.
But the facilities inside the caravan park was awesome
Confirmed guest, 2016-05-27
out of 10
Could be so much better! It's obvious that they are not bothered with guests when it's "out of season"
Some of the staff acted like they just didn't want to be there, or it was an inconvenience that we asked for help.
Confirmed guest, 2016-05-21
As always enjoyed the site and the area. Will be back again
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We have visited Brynteg on a number of occasions, but will not be returning.
The clubhouse was closed for meals on the Wednesday and Thursday of our visit. This was very disappointing and we were given three different excuses as to the reason why.
We appreciated that we visited out of season, and expected a quiet holiday, but for these facilities to be unavailable was unexpected.
Confirmed guest, 2016-04-23
fantastic holiday will be coming back soon
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We really love going to Brynteg, it is such a beautiful sight, caravans are modern and clean the staff are very helpful. We have stayed a few time and intend to return very soon.
Confirmed guest, 2016-05-02
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18 reviews
Caravan with one double and two twin. Shower.
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Caravan with one double and one twin. Shower.
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12ft-wide luxury caravan with one double with ensuite WC and one twin. Shower. Open plan lounge/dining area with flat screen TV and DVD. Fridge/freezer. Double glazed and centrally heated.
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12ft-wide luxury caravan with one double with ensuite WC and two twin. Shower. Open plan lounge/dining area with flat screen TV and DVD. Fridge/freezer. Double glazed and centrally heated.
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Spacious and comfortable lodge with one double and two twin. Flat screen TV, DVD and Nintendo Wii. Fridge/freezer. Shower. Double glazed and centrally heated.
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Spacious and comfortable lodge with one double and two twin. Flat screen TV, DVD and Nintendo Wii. Fridge/freezer. Bath. Double glazed and centrally heated. Decking with outdoor hot tub.
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Luxury lodge. One double with TV and ensuite shower and two twin both with TV. Shower. Lounge with flat screen TV/DVD and Nintendo Wii. Dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Decking with outdoor hot tub.
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Cody King understands muscles. Aside from graduating as the valedictorian of his class at MTC, the licensed massage therapist spent 10 years working as a certified fitness instructor, allowing him to bring a unique understanding of the body's need for recovery, relaxation, and frequent fist bumps to the massage table. Drawing on his expertise in musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology, he integrates multiple massage techniques––including Swedish, hot stone, and neuromuscular therapy––to customize treatments that address specific pain- or stress-related complaints. He also works in tandem with a licensed physician at Capitol Spine and Rehabilitation, where physical therapy and chiropractic medicine meet spa-like services, to help clients find relief from injury and get back on the leapfrog circuit as quickly as possible.