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Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga
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Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga lets gamers play, for the first time, through the entire Star Wars saga. Included on one disc are the two best-selling, critically acclaimed Star Wars Lego games. Developed by Traveller's Tales and published by LucasArts.
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Lego Star Wars / Don't give up!
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by Jamil Bhatti
My favorite Star Wars game. It can be tedious, but don't stop. Once I began unlocking red bricks and such, it just becomes so much more FUN. Everything is here from all 6...
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Two games in one= twice the pain
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Friday the 13th
- Studio: New Line Cinema
- Release Date: Feb 13, 2009
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However, this film is (be)head and shoulders above the recently reanimated likes of "Prom Night" and "My Bloody Valentine."
There's an itch for this kind of material, and here it is scratched -- to the bone.
The new new new Jason Vorhees, played by Derek Mears in this Michael Bay-produced homage/update of the '80s slasher franchise, is a bit of a fox.
About the best Friday the 13th movie you could hope for. Its technical credits are excellent. It has a lot of scary and gruesome killings. Not a whole lot of acting is required.
Despite an evident appetite for mayhem, however, Bay is not the right guy to produce slasher movies. Horror requires intimacy.
As in his "Chainsaw" remake, Nispel's scare tactics amount to little more than carefully timed cattle-prod shocks, aided by high-volume speaker blasts that were beyond the budgetary reach of the early '80s films.
Nispel is no Rob Zombie - who achieved something akin to brilliance with his 2007 Halloween remake. What's more, as influential as it's been, Friday the 13th was never that great.
A surprisingly straightforward romp in slasher-flick cliches, Friday the 13th is replete with gee-whiz gore, gratuitous sex and nudity and party-loving teens with a penchant for ending up on the wrong end of a pick ax.
This Friday the 13th is glossy, good-looking garbage, acted out by a cast of big-chested androids (male and female alike) and with the original series' rough edges smooved over. It's reasonably entertaining.
It's business as usual at Camp Crystal Lake, with very little in the way of fresh jolts or an innovative visual style that would have really revitalized the hokey franchise.
It's not an openly meta take on the genre like "Scream," but it's a slasher movie for people who love slasher movies, and if your heart will flutter when a woodchipper casually appears in the first act, it's probably worth watching.
It accomplishes what it sets out to do, and if slasher fare is your thing, you've seen far worse.
What damage could Michael Bay inflict on Jason Voorhees that earlier producers hadn't already inflicted on everyone's favorite hockey-masked serial killer? Well, Bay could make Jason Voorhees ... boring.
Unlucky for almost everyone. It's a sad day when a Friday the 13th remake is shown up by a My Bloody Valentine remake – couldn't they at least have sprung for 3-D?
The question isn't whether Nispel's remake is better than the 1980 original (it isn't) but whether anything original is brought into the mix. And minus a mild plot twist you"ll probably see coming from the first five minutes, there isn't.
If all you're looking for is breasts, blood, and gore, this film hits pay dirt. None of the killings are terribly inventive, but they are plentiful, and why bother being devious when axes, machetes, knives, and pointed sticks will do the job just as well?
This new Friday the 13th, unquestionably savvier and snappier than the original "Friday the 13th," though just as useless, is a needed return to simplicity.
While it's billed as a "re-imagining" of the horror franchise, this Friday is more like a rehash, delivering just what you expect and nothing more.
Is the Crystal Lake PD really doing such a good job? You'd have to go back to Phnom Penh in 1975 to find a place with a higher per-capita rate of unprosecuted homicides.
Michael Bay is destroying horror films by exhuming the genre's standard-bearers, stripping them of genuine terror, refusing to either re-create faithfully or reimagine boldly, and upping the irony until the original concept stands rigid like a taxidermied grizzly, its teeth bared but its presence, most of all, sad.
This means that for one ticket price, you get three shoddy Friday the 13th movies packed into one, which might constitute entertainment value if any one of them constituted entertainment.
The movie might have worked if it winked more - or if it played things completely straight.
It's almost charming in its sheer lack of ambition, but the lack of creativity in its by-the-numbers shocks is harder to excuse.
The reboot of the "Friday the 13th" series is a pretty big mess - not particularly scary or interesting or even gory by 21st century movie standards.
Purists will be – happy? Relieved? – to know that the "ch-ch-chhh" music survived, and the body count still totals 13.
Not fun, louder than it is scary, not even all that gory, this new Friday the 13th has Jason, all right, but otherwise it's missing nearly everything that made the original films work.
You really have to screw it up to dishonor the memory of a movie as shitty as the original "Friday the 13th." Heads should roll.
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 244 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Mixed: 29 out of 99
Negative: 28 out of 99
Sep 26, 2011I'm a huge horror film fan and i liked most of the original Friday the 13th films. But in this modern age, filmmakers seems to have forgottenI'm a huge horror film fan and i liked most of the original Friday the 13th films. But in this modern age, filmmakers seems to have forgotten what horror is all about. Nowadays it's just lots and lots of dreadfully boring gore flicks. Horror films is supposed to be about suspense and scare but those things are almost completely abscent in todays films. And this new tradition continues on in this remake. This movie is a total bore and is not worth more than a rent at best.… Full Review »
Sep 18, 2011The lousy remake "Friday the 13th" is only there for the ones who greatly enjoy slash-and-hack movies that includes boobs and blood. If yourThe lousy remake "Friday the 13th" is only there for the ones who greatly enjoy slash-and-hack movies that includes boobs and blood. If your not one of them, don't even consider watching this.… Full Review »
Apr 12, 2012It's almost as if they didn't even watch the original Friday the 13th before making this. Please ignore this piece of crap, this is hollywoodIt's almost as if they didn't even watch the original Friday the 13th before making this. Please ignore this piece of crap, this is hollywood trying to get every buck they can. Thank the lord for redbox. But still, buying gum with my one dollar would've been a better investment.… Full Review »

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International trip should help Runnin' Utes come together
Laura Seitz, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — After a 6-25 season, the Utah Utes are leaving town. Although they're still deciding between Brazil or a trip to France and Italy, the Utes are going on an international tour in August.
"The timing couldn't be better for us to get out, do some bonding and start moving forward," said Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak.
NCAA rules allow teams to go on such trips every four years. The benefits include 10 allotted practices, 10 days on the road and 6-7 games. Eligible players include anyone enrolled in first semester of summer school.
Utah's roster is expected to include November signees Dallin Bachynski, returning LDS Church missionary Jeremy Olsen, as well as high school seniors Josh Herlihy, Jordan Loveridge and Justin Seymour.
"I think that's going to be valuable just for us to get a better sense for strengths and weaknesses and be able to work on some stuff," Krystkowiak said. "Otherwise you're pretty much handcuffed and waiting for school to get started in the fall before you can do much."
Krystkowiak noted that additional signees could be added before the trip.
"The bottom line is our roster has got to get better and we've got to get moving in the right direction," he said.
That, however, will require a significant overhaul to a Utah team without any graduating seniors. NCAA rules limit teams to 13 scholarships.
"It's going to be a little bit of a different roster, obviously," Krystkowiak said. "We've got some young kids coming into the program."
And the Utes, he added, don't have a huge group of veterans coming back who are going to be logging a lot of minutes.
There will be plenty of decisions to be made when Krystkowiak holds season-ending meetings with individual players once they return from spring break.
"It's not just what we think," Krystkowiak said. "But it has a lot to do with the kid's perception of where he fits in and what the future might hold."
Krystkowiak is taking a blunt and honest approach into the conversations.
"I think that's kind of the best way to go forward and not tell kids what they want to hear or mislead them in anyway," he said. "We're at a situation where there may very well be some roster turnover with us going forward. But then again, that's mostly going to depend on sitting in here and meeting with some of our guys when they get back from spring break."
Although it obviously remains to be seen what will actually transpire, the Utes will have two transfers on their active roster — guard Glen Dean (Eastern Washington) and forward Aaron Dotson (LSU). They're both eligible next season after sitting out in 2011-12.
Krystkowiak is confident the increased competition for playing time will enhance the team's chances for success.
It'll do nothing, he added, but making everyone better.
"Kids shouldn't be afraid of competition," Krystkowiak continued. "If you've got the right kids on your team, they almost relish it, savor it and want to be a part of it."
Krystkowiak considers it a "survival of the fittest" and believes the "cream just kind of rises to the top." The foreign trip promises to be extremely beneficial in evaluating such things — same goes for spring and summer workouts, including expanded skill sessions.
It's all part of an overall process that Krystkowiak compares to lifting weights and breaking down muscles. If you stop, it hurts. If you don't, the soreness eventually goes away.
"It's almost necessary," he said after explaining that not quitting and continually coming back for more will allow the Utes to better weather some tests and adversity down the road — especially in the Pac-12.
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Nevada Sports Medicine Policies
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The intent of this document is to outline the scope of care and coverage provided by the Athletic Training staff to the athletic teams of the University of Nevada. Our current staff and respective team coverage responsibilities will be discussed along with further explanations of the coverage of home events, away events, practices, and "non-traditional" playing seasons.
Our staff consists of five full-time certified athletic trainers, three additional graduate athletic trainers, two certified athletic training interns and athletic training students.
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Michael Jackson Press conference and tour announcement held at the O2 Arena London, England - 05.03.09 Featuring: Michael Jackson Where: London, United Kingdom When: 05 Mar 2009 (2 Pictures)
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America's oldest industry. The 2013 Festival marks the ten-year
anniversary and provides us with an opportunity to consider how commercial
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Which MTV Star Had The Best Style At Fashion Week?
New York Fashion Week just wrapped up yesterday, and it's been quite a week for MTV stars to show their faces in the front row! The ladies of The City made their presence felt: Whitney Port showed the spring collection of her Whitney Eve line, Roxy Olin showed up to Jill Stuart (wearing the same dress as Kristin Cavallari, mind you), and Olivia Palermo attended SO MANY SHOWS! The Hills ladies also had a busy week. Kristin Cavallari sat front row to at least one show per day (almost!), while Stephanie Pratt stopped by a handful of her favorites. Meanwhile, Angelina Pivarnick represented the Jersey Shore cast when she walked the runway at a fashion show. To see all the outfits the MTV stars wore during Fashion Week, see the MTV Stars at Fashion Week flipbook.
+ Tell us which MTV star had the best style at Fashion Week — Kristin Cavallari, Stephanie Pratt, Whitney Port, Roxy Olin, Olivia Palermo, or Angelina Pivarnick?
The cast of The City at Fashion Week: Whitney Port, Roxy Olin, and Olivia Palermo.
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Jack and Annie are ready for their next fantasy adventure in the bestselling middle-grade series the Magic Tree House
Is this town HAUNTED?
Jack and Annie wonder when the Magic Tree House whisks them to the Wild West. But before they can say "Boo " they rush headlong into an adventure filled with horse thieves, a lost colt, rattlesnakes, and a cowboy named Slim. Will Jack and Annie have time to solve the next Tree House Riddle? The answer may depend on a ghost
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Holy Matrimony! How the average wedding cost $27,021 in 2011
The average couple spent $27,021 on their wedding, 20 percent spent more than $30,000 and 11 percent spent more than $40,000.
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Wow! That adds up fast! I read that even though fewer people are getting married, the number one thing influencing that, both for good and for bad, is the man's income. Makes me wonder if more money is being spent on weddings because there are less weddings and those getting married are the ones with more money to spend.
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we spent $3,000 on our daughter's wedding just last summer. We wrote a
check to our daughter and she decided what she wanted. I was her assistant and
consultant, but we took the view that this was her wedding, not ours. Due to job
situations this was what we could do - and turns out it was all she needed.
It was beautiful and she was so pleased at how everything turned out - the dress (rented and therefore needed no storing) the delicious cake (made by a local restaurant for much less, looked beautiful and really tasted great!)the reception (held at a beautiful outdoor park for around $400 for the whole facility for the entire day), etc.
What's even better - the happy couple is still happy.
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Running Time: 79
Director: Gordon van der Meer
Company: CDI Home Video
Cast: Rebecca Steel, Sean Michaels, Mia Powers, Rachel Ryan, Brittany (I)
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Feature
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I'd like to say this feature is a deep, meaningful examination of the difference between men and women, told in a thoughtful, provocative manner. I'd also like to be a billionaire, own six homes and travel the world. Neither is true.
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Women's Basketball - Archives 2016-17
Former Terrapin Tierney Pfirman has signed on to play professionally with the Romanian club, Sepsi-SIC, in Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania.
The Big Ten champion Maryland women's basketball team released its non-conference slate for the 2016-17 season Thursday, which includes contests against Connecticut, Louisville and Arizona State.
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How many dirt metaphors can a viewer endure? The answer, unfortunately, is about 45 minutes' worth. Symphony of the Soil is a feature-length documentary that concerns itself with such universalities as ecosystem sustainability, food production, and environmental conservation, all through the study of soil and its precipitous decay.
From the food we eat to the ground we walk on, soil makes it happen. The economic theory of diminishing returns extends to factual retention, and is of particular consideration when it comes to academically inclined environmental documentaries. Despite director Deborah Koons Garcia's mighty effort to create a stimulating and visually engaging product,Symphony
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It's a hard sell from the outset, and, as such, it's difficult to say how her film could be any better. "Soil is like Times Square all the time—a place full of life," proclaims one enthusiastic scientist, a woman who probably makes a great biology professor. A roster of dynamic, highly specialized scientists mostly hold your attention—the indomitable grin on one man's face as he unearths 300,000-year-old soil is particularly contagious. Through a rather ingenious watercolor effect the dense, jargon-heavy material is momentarily, sporadically animated.
After a while, though, all the explanations and definitions make it difficult not to zone out at least momentarily. In the end, it doesn't much matter if you do: The "think globally, eat organically" takeaway isn't irrelevant, but it's also not new and shouldn't take nearly two hours to arrive at. If educational endurance tests are your thing, Symphony delivers the goods.
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The idea for The Girl in the Garden grew out of a single image I saw in a dream. It happened one night during a trip to Kerala, India, in the winter of 2004.
We were staying in the rambling farmhouse where my father grew up, a place I had often visited as a child. Growing up, The Secret Garden was one of my favorite novels, and whenever I came here, I felt like Mary at Misselthwaite Manor, stepping into a culturally confusing world full of strange new discoveries. The verdant jungles, wild and untended, were the perfect place to uncover buried secrets.
One evening after sunset, a group of my relatives headed to the village temple. The temple idols were bathed in the glow of flickering torches, while bells rang and sticks of incense burned. One of my cousins grabbed my hand, pulling me away from the swarm of worshippers and guiding me toward the remnants of a stone wall, with a vast green field just beyond, and an ancient-looking well at its center.
"People say that well is haunted by a yekshi," whispered my cousin with a smirk, "A ghost." She was in her late teens, too old to believe in such things, as was I, and while I knew that she was pointing it out more as a curiosity than as something to be feared, the moment was nonetheless arresting.
I lay in bed that night, thinking about the field and the well, and as I drifted into sleep, a tree with branches covered in red flowers entered the picture. I dreamed of two little girls huddling under the tree and the petals of the flowers showering down around them. When I awoke, I could not let go of that image, so I began to think about who those little girls were and why they were huddled under the tree.
The stirrings of a story growing in my mind caused me to see India in a new way. The village, the paddy fields, the Ayurvedic hospital that my grandfather, had founded--they all became characters, as well as the house.
My grandmother had recently passed away, and this was the first time we had returned without her. Her absence was palpable. The house seemed to have degenerated.
I never had the chance to meet my grandfather, who died when I was ten days old, but from stories I knew that he was a hero to his children and a man with enormous compassion for his patients. My grandmother had been the purest, most loving woman I had ever met. In their passing, something incalculably precious was lost--a sense of family history that having grown up thousands of miles away, I only rarely felt when I had wandered as a child through those old rooms. The house had fallen, not, like Ashoka, as a result of poisonous secrets, but from the inevitable passage of time.
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"The unexpected twists and dark secrets lurking make it difficult for readers to put this engrossing story down. A strong cast of well-developed characters will further capture their emotions. Fans of The Secret Garden (the author was inspired by this childhood classic) as well as lovers of family dramas and Indian fiction will find a new favorite in Nair." --Library Journal
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a simple , traditional irish pub favorite! thin sliced honey ham served on buttered wheat sandwich bread
Wings Of Donegal$8.25
chicken wings dipped in our own homemade sauces served with celery and bleu cheese. your choice of mild, hot, bbq, or butter herb
Irish Cheese Chips$6.75
irish chips piled high with cheddar cheese, bacon, chives and sour cream
Soup And Salads
Dressings: Ranch, Honey Mustard, Bleu Cheese, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Raspberry Vinaigrette.
Soup Of The Day
served with our homemade irish bread
- Cup $3.25
- Bowl $6.25
House Salad
spring mix topped with tomato wedges, carrots, cucumbers, and red onions.
- Add Grilled Chicken For $4.50
- Shrimp Skewer Fo $3.75
Doolin Tuna Salad$8.75
albacore tuna mixed with boiled eggs and dill served on a large house salad
Salmon Salad$12.75
pan seared 8 oz. fillet seasoned with herbs and spices. served on a large house salad
Soup And Salad Combo$7.75
a cup of our tasty soup of the day and small house salad. served with homemade irish soda bread
Hot Potatoes
Original Hot Potato$4.75
served with butter, sour cream, bacon, chives
Limerick Hot Potato$5.75
served with seasoned ground beef, ranch, butter, cheese, bacon, chives
Chicken Club Hot Potato$6.75
served with grilled chicken, butter, bacon, cheese, and chives
Burgers And Sandwiches
Cashel Burger$7.95
thick seasoned burger topped with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, and onion. add swiss, cheddar, provolone for $1.00
Mushroom Swiss Burger$8.95
thick seasoned burger with sauteed mushrooms and onions. topped with melted swiss cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, and onion
Main Street Club$8.95
thick seasoned burger with bacon, cheddar cheese, and bbq sauce. topped with lettuce, mayo, tomato and onion.
Doolin Tuna Sandwich$7.50
albacore tuna salad topped with lettuce, tomato, onion
Galway Fish Sandwich$9.95
two deep fried cod fish fillets topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and tarter sauce
Kilkenny Chicken Club$7.95
grilled chicken breast with melted provolone cheese and bacon. topped with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, and onion
Honey Ham And Cheddar Sandwich$7.95
thinly sliced honey ham grilled and topped with cheddar cheese. served with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, and onion
Corned Beef And Swiss Sandwich$9.25
thinly sliced corned beef grilled and topped with swiss cheese. served with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato
Roast Beef And Provolone Sandwich$7.95
thin slices of roast beef grilled and topped with provolone cheese. served with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato and onions
Fish And Chips
deep fried flaky cod fish fillets served with irish chips and tartar sauce
- 3pc. $9.75
- 4pc. $12.95
Cork Shrimp Basket
jumbo shrimp battered and deep fried. served with irish chips and cocktail sauce.
- 6 Shrimp $9.25
- 10 Shrimp $13.25
Bunratty Chicken Basket
breaded chicken strips deep fried and served with irish chips and honey mustard
- 2 Strips $7.75
- 3 Strips $9.95
Shepherd's Pie$9.25
seasoned ground beef in a mixture of tomato sauce, peas and corn. topped with rustic mashed potatoes and melted cheddar cheese. served with a small house salad and our homemade irish soda bread
Dublin Pot Pie$9.25
home made creamy mixture of shredded chicken breast, peas, carrots, potatoes and corn, with a flaky crust. served with a small house salad and our home made irish soda bread
Sligo Whiskey Salmon$14.25
8 oz. atlantic salmon fillet brushed with our brown sugar whiskey glaze. served with rustic mashed potatoes and sauteed mixed vegetables
Corned Beef And Cabbage$10.95
slow cooked corned beef drizzled with a brown sugar mustard glaze. served with rustic mashed potatoes and boiled cabbage
Vegetarian Special$9.75
sauteed portabella mushroom topped with white rice and served with sauteed veggies.
Bailey's Irish Creme Cheesecake$5.75
homemade creamy cheesecake baked with bailey's irish creme and topped with chocolate sauce.
Bread Pudding
this favorite dessert is homemade and served warm with bailey's irish creme sauce. add a scoop of vanilla ice cream for $1.75.
Guinness Chocolate Cake$5.50
a homemade, rich velvety double layer chocolate cake with a creamy guinness flavor and topped with a buttery cream cheese icing.
Chocolate Cake$4.75
Vanilla Ice Cream$1.75
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McCreary's offers a wide variety of delicious food and tasty libations. Open 11am-10pm Monday-Thursday, 11am-12am on Friday, 9 am-12am on Saturdays and 9am-3pm on Sundays. Come by and visit us for our Happy Hour, Mon-Sat from 3pm-6pm and on Sundays 12pm-3pm. Or, try an Irish breakfast for a change from 9am-12pm Saturdays and Sundays. Live Celtic Music can be heard on Friday and Saturday Nights from 9pm-11pm. Whenever you come by, you are always sure to find smiling faces, great food and good folks. So stop by "The Pub" of Downtown Franklin: McCreary's Pub!


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Bialka Gorge
The Bialka Gorge is a real beauty spot with rocks overhanging the stone banks of the river, which seems to be teeming at this place. It's quite a popular place with tourists and local people but you won't find crowds there. You can have a picnic in the forest on the banks and wade in the icy cold water. I remember even swimming at a place where there is a cavern in the rock and the water is deep. I was young then and loved it but got a muscle cramp in my arm after a time and had to ask someone to give me a massage, haha. The area is a nature reserve but I've seen people climb the highest rocks, Oblazowa (670 m) and Kramnica (688 m).
The place is best accessed by car, but you can also take a bus to Bialka, get off past the church and walk on, bearing right at the forks. On the way, you can have a look at the river from the bridge on the road leading to Trybsz, but then walk on along the same road as before till you come to the rocks.
The Tatras from a mountain clearing
The mountain meadow in the picture is situated off the main road about half-way as you walk towards Glodowka on your right. The great view is completely hidden from the main road by the forest, so only those who know it take this dirt road and after just about 20 m - there it is: a marvellous panorama of the whole Tatra range, sometimes seeming to be so close, sometimes in the distance. To avoid the traffic on the way to Glodowka, you can walk along the dirt road amidst the forest, soon, however, you will get back to the main road again.
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Zihuatanejo, Village by the Sea
By MEGAN HARLAN
Published: May 19, 2002
A FEW days into my weeklong stay in Zihuatanejo in January, I got the distinct feeling I was getting away with something just by being there.
Maybe the colorfully illicit history of Zihuatanejo (pronounced SEE-wha-ta-NAY-ho and often shortened to Zihua) had inspired the thought. The beach town on the Mexican Riviera has long attracted an eclectic array of outlaws, dreamers and dropouts.
In the pop-culture realm, there's ''The Shawshank Redemption,'' in which the jailbirds played by Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman daydream of the ultimate good life in Zihua. In 1963 and slightly more in the real world, Timothy Leary organized a notorious LSD convention on its beaches (he was promptly arrested by Mexican officials). Further back still, the British pirates Sir Francis Drake in the 1500's and George Anson in the 1700's used the town's natural harbor as they preyed on rich Spanish ships.
Perhaps my satisfying sense of making out like a bandit was simply due to the panoramic views from a hotel room costing about $120 a night: Zihuatanejo's sheltered, diamond-shaped bay -- less than two miles wide -- is fringed by creamy beaches, clear green-tinted coves and spiky cliffs, against which the Pacific sudses and sparkles. In many spots, red foothills of the Sierra Madres, leafy with coconut palms and mango trees, jut into the waterfront. By night, the harbor's velvety blackness is broken by great swaths of little lights from the adobe buildings studding the hills and the sailboats bobbing on the water.
My husband, Matthew, and I had come to Zihuatanejo for a belated honeymoon. We were looking for a typical sunny setting in Mexico, one slightly off the beaten beach path. But, being city people at heart, we wanted to be near a good selection of restaurants and shops.
The Mexican Riviera certainly boasts more famous resorts, places like Acapulco (160 miles to the south), Mazatlán and Puerto Vallarta. But developments in these towns have often come with phalanx-like rows of high-rise beachfront hotels and chain restaurants. Witness Ixtapa, just four miles up the coast from Zihua, a shiny tract of skyscraper hotels and golf courses built from scratch in the early 1970's.
Zihuatanejo, for us, turned out to be a perfect and amiable alternative. It's often described by guidebooks and brochures as ''a sleepy fishing village,'' though it's home to nearly 40,000 people, several of whom pointed out to me that it hasn't been a sleepy fishing village for the last 30 years, not since Ixtapa arrived on the scene and Zihua began catering to the new influx of tourists to the area. What is indisputable is Zihua's authentic small-town charm.
Our hotel, it turned out, dated from the fishing village years. The 1950's-vintage Hotel Catalina is the town's oldest lodging, and was joined with its neighbor, the nautically themed Sotavento, when the two owners married. With the recent death of the Sotavento's owner, Carlos Brewer, the hotels are again under separate management. For now, guests at either hotel are welcome to use the facilities of the other. Both establishments are friendly, comfortable and perched above Zihuatanejo's most stunning beach, Playa La Ropa. The Catalina's terraced, stucco bungalows all have ocean views, and white-washed, fan-cooled interiors, with attractive bamboo furniture, minifridges and basic, shower-only bathrooms. Suites also offer large, partly shaded private balconies strung with hammocks.
The Catalina resembles a big Swiss Family Robinson treehouse, since its buildings and amenities -- including a pool and two bars -- sprawl over a steep, tropical hillside and are interconnected by networks of stone staircases, often draped with vines. To get from our room to the beach meant going down exactly 203 steps -- I counted as I limped down them the third day, my calves aching from the half-dozen times I had run up them the day before.
But the trips were well worth it. Playa La Ropa is a half-mile crescent of powdery sand snugly bookended by glistening cliffs. Though locally owned hotels and seafood restaurants line the beach, there's not a skyscraper in sight, thanks to development codes limiting buildings to no higher than four stories. The atmosphere is luxuriantly low-key; restaurant tables spill onto the sand, inviting quick dips in the warm ocean waters between refreshments. Playa La Ropa's name, ''clothing beach,'' comes from pirate lore: When 17th-century buccaneers riddled an unsuspecting galleon with cannon-fire, its contents -- fine Chinese clothing -- washed ashore and covered the beach in silk.
Together, the Sotavento and Catalina hotels have the largest strip of private beach on Playa La Ropa. It's lined with dozens of palapas, sturdy, palm-frond thatched umbrellas, each shading two chaise longues. Grabbing the choice palapa, or any at all, requires competitive prowess: Guests have been known to sneak down at 1 a.m. from their rooms, territorially drape chaises with towels, then return to bed. We made the daily excursion at 7:30, after losing out at 9:30 the first day.


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About 1:43 p.m. Tuesday, officers responded to the call at a home in the 1900 block of North Spring Street.
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Cabernet Blog
Welcome to the Silver Oak community! Here you can read the latest from our wineries and vineyards, learn about upcoming events and join in the conversation about all things Silver Oak.
Silver Oak and Twomey October Harvest Update #3
I'm happy to say that the weather has ceased to be an obsession now that all the fruit has been picked.
We have three more small tanks of Pinot Noir to press this week and then will be done at Twomey Healdsburg. We have made all of the 2012 blends with the exception of the Bien Nacido Vineyard fruit from Santa Maria Valley, which will be finsihed next week. This gives us the barrels we need to barrel down the 2013. The crew is still busy, but the pace is calmer as they wrap up the vintage.
At our Napa Valley Winery in Oakville, we just pressed the last and biggest tank of Cabernet from this vintage. This was left for our Growers Relation Manager, Nick Filice, to dig out, because, after all, grower relations is to thank (or to blame) depending on your mood.
Silver Oak and Twomey October Harvest Update #2
Last weekend was warm and the threat of rain evaporated as the week progressed. Gradually, everything cooled to very pleasant Fall weather with mid-70's highs and quite cool nights in the high 30's.
We continued to press fruit at Twomey Healdsburg, but the pace has finally slowed and the crew can get a little rest. We are in the midst of pulling the 2012 Pinots out of barrel so that we can barrel down the 2013's. The Pinot is handled differently than our other reds because it is much more changeable during aging. For that reason, we barrel down separate lots and blend them after each one has had some time to age. We also allow the malolactic fermentation to occur in barrel which we feel adds a little more mid-palate. Read more ›
Silver Oak and Twomey October Harvest Update
Last week began with very light rain on Sunday and Monday and cool temperatures until a slight warming trend from Wednesday to Friday. There were high winds on Thursday and Friday which dried things out nicely. Although the conditions were not conducive to raising sugars (or in this case, desiccation, since sugar loading is over) ripening continued in the form of softening of skins and degradation of the pyrazines that cause a green pepper character. It was quite remarkable to taste significant changes in less than 48 hours. Our Berry Sensory techniques proved their value yet again. There was a chance of more rain by the middle of this week, so last week felt like a good time to bring in the remainder of the fruit
Crushing was pretty quiet at the Twomey winery in Healdsburg last week, but the crew was still very busy pressing many of the Pinot tanks. We also brought the 2012 wines out of barrel to provide used barrels for the 2013 wines. As we made up the blends of 2012 Pinots, we were really impressed with the finesse and fruit expression of the wines. This week we will bring in the last of our Pinot to complete harvest
Oakville has wound down in terms of crushing. We received our last two lots of Cabernet and completed harvest on Friday. It was an active week of pressing as well. So far, the harvest is presenting as an excellent vintage!
Finally, last week was a big week of crushing in Geyserville as we brought in fruit from our Red Tail Ranch as well as from vineyards around the Alexander Valley. It was also a big week of pressing. We should finish in Alexander Valley this week.
Daniel Baron 10/4/13Read more ›
Winemaker's Journal: A Day In The Life
Ever wondered what a day in the life of a winemaker would be like during harvest? Read below to find out what Harvest 2013 is like from Daniel Baron's perspective.
Winemaker's Journal
September 12, 2013
6:30 am: Wake up, have breakfast, read sports page.
7:40 am: Arrive at Soda Canyon Vineyard in southeast Napa Valley, meet with Dave Shein (our Napa Valley Vineyard Manager) and Nick Filice (our Grower Relations Manager) to look at grape maturities, tonnages and decide on where to taste that morning.
8:00 am: Begin walking vineyard: Block 26a has shredding skins, great berry flavor and soft tannins. It is ready for Friday or Saturday. 26 b, 25a (not ready – leathery skins, pyrazines) Block 5 (good progress from last tasting).
9:00 am: Leave Soda Canyon Vineyard and head west to Dry Creek Road to taste Petit Verdot with Nick. Skins beginning to shred, great color and varietal character – ready for Saturday. Nick makes call to arrange pick, I make call to arrange tanks.Read more ›
Silver Oak and Twomey September Harvest Update: September 24th
We saw some cooler weather at the beginning of last week that allowed the vines to rehydrate the berries. By Wednesday and Thursday temperatures had risen to the high eighties and low nineties and we saw real maturity with softened skins and luscious flavors in many vineyards. The threat of rain increased as the week drew to a close and while a storm did hit over the weekend, it mainly just refreshed the berries and we saw no damage but we will now wait as the vines absorb the water and regain balance.
We pressed quite a few tanks at our Twomey Winery in Healdsburg to make room for the next wave of Pinot Noir. Read more ›
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Rustichello (Character)
from "Marco Polo" (1982)
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Rusticello / Rustichello von Pisa / Rustigielo
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- Marco Polo - Entdecker oder Lügner? (2015) (TV) Played by Paul Matic (as Rustichello von Pisa)
- Marco Polo (2007) (TV) Played by Rodger Bumpass (as Rustigielo)
- The Incredible Adventures of Marco Polo on His Journeys to the Ends of the Earth (1998) Played by Mikhail Shayevich (as Rusticello)
... aka "The Incredible Adventures of Marco Polo" - Ukraine (original title)
... aka "Marco Polo" - USA (video title)
- Marco Polo: The Missing Chapter (1996) Played by Peter Firth (as Rusticello)
... aka "Marco Polo: Haperek Ha'aharon" - Israel (original title)
- "Marco Polo"
- Episode #1.8 (1983) TV episode, Played by David Warner
- Episode #1.7 (1983) TV episode, Played by David Warner
- Episode #1.5 (1983) TV episode, Played by David Warner
- Episode #1.4 (1982) TV episode, Played by David Warner
- Episode #1.3 (1982) TV episode, Played by David Warner
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