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I have dedicated this to all priests of the world.
Many Christians don't get healed because of their unbelief, unforgiveness, unconfessed sins, secret sins, pride, addictions, influence of unbelievers, Pharisees spirits, demons,generational curses, lack of faith, lack of honoring Gods people, broken spirit, ignorance of Gods word, ...
This is dedicated to Fr Bobby Antony for all the good works he has done and for working hard for Gods kingdom.
One can notice everywhere how people are so busy in writing and attacking Catholic Church on the internet, media etc.
There is much controversy today surrounding the land of Palestine and the nation of Israel.
There are many false prophets and teachers we see them today that are going around the world, telling people that they cannot be saved unless they belong to their denomination or listen to their one sided way of preaching and are busy in false accusing catholic church or Pope as False...
Demonstrators who are supporting 'kiss of love' campaign are ethically and morally wrong.
Jesus has been good to me so much, he never forsake me and my family when trials and tribulations attacked us.
This poem was written to Lord Jesus Christ who stood and helped me all time.
Being a stay at Home Mother is not easy. There are few people in our society who look down at stay home mothers and consider to be the weaker elements of this society. God intended for women to marry, bear children and guide the house. 1st Timothy 5:14-15, "I will therefore that the...
The meaning of true Christmas is gone these years.............
Confess and pray this prayer and personalise this prayer to your needs and build a dream house of your own.
God uses our conscience which is an independent witness within us to say whether we are wrong or right, through our conscience he will help us to flee from sins.
Jesus who was manifested in the flesh, Justified in the spirit, he was Seen by angels
Many people think that just by going and belonging to some church ,by mere confession of Jesus Christ as their saviour is enough , being a good person, doing religious things, etc are saved and is enough to get to heaven.
Many people have destroyed their lives by having an affair outside marriage.
This is dedicated to my beloved baby boy who fought for life, had near death experiences in the NICU and came home victoriously.
This the Poem written express my Identification.............
(This is written and dedicated to all the police officers in the event of All-India Golden Jubilee Celebrations of the city police commissionerate, Bangalore)
Sometimes God puts people in our path for a purpose.
My husband inspired me to write this for him. This is dedicated for him.
It's God's will for all of us to have a good life. I still believe the name of Jesus Christ is greater than the name of any sickness such as Diabetes, Obesity, blood pressure any disease you want to name.
God created men to do work outside the house to be the leaders, the providers and protectors.. (Genesis 2:5)
I believe that prayer is the most important thing in a Christian life and the devil would like no more than to hinder our prayer life.
God is with us in all difficult times and circumstances. We can ease our worries and calm our fears by meditating the scripture during troubled times.


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There's an urgency in human nature to understand. When it comes to the
Holocaust, history's bleak, unsettling period, it doesn't matter what
book you've read, film you've seen or account you've heard; in the end,
your response it halted by its incomprehensible conclusion. How could
humanity course its way towards such a violent, destructive path? How
could people knowingly send men, women, and children to their impending
doom? Most puzzling, how could the world allow it? Even though its been
63 years since the blood-drenched annals of World War II, its aftermath
today is still bone chilling.
After a six year celluloid dry spell, Stephen Daldry returns to the director's chair in a brilliant, sexually charged, and oddly heartbreaking tale about the complexity of human morality and the lifelong repercussions that result from our actions. Adapted from Bernhard Schlink's best-selling German novel, "The Reader," Daldry's visual translation is a powerful, emotionally absorbing film that is one of the year's best. It's superbly crafted.
With World War II over, Germany, in 1958, is still recovering. Deep within Heidelberg, Germany, Michael (David Kross), a young pubescent teenager haven fallen ill, is comforted by Hanna (Kate Winslet), a hard working woman who is twice his age. Taken by her generosity, Michael revisits Hanna to offer his gratitude. What begins as an awkward reunion escalates into a seductive, forbidden affair that intensifies when Michael begins reading to the distant, empty Hanna, who is deeply awakened by Michael's spoken literature. Too young to understand love's complicated implications, Michael is emotionally devastated when Hanna suddenly disappears. Nearly a decade later, unable to forget his passionate summer while studying law, he attends a Nazi trail, and to his dismay, hears Hanna's distant voice.
"The Reader" is a complex film; maybe a little too complex for some. Though the film pertains to Nazism and the "sins of our fathers," in essence, "The Reader" is a film that reflects the emotions inside all of us. During a lecture, Michael's professor comments, "Societies like to think they operate on morality but they don't." In this cynical age, how far from reality is that statement? During Hanna's trial, she's questioned why she participated in the Nazi party's horrendous war crimes, broken she replies, "It was my job." Oddly enough, that seems to be the justification most people use. Surprisingly, though, "The Reader" isn't about her exposure as a war criminal, but an exposure on an individual who took the wrong path. She's not a bad person; she's simply made wrong choices. However, when it comes to having involvement in the Nazi's liquidation of the Jews, how "wrong" can you get? "You ask us to think like lawyers," cries on student, "what are we trying to do?" A distraught Michael replies, "We are trying to understand!" But, just who exactly is trying to grasp a deeper understanding: the court or Michael? How can Hanna's past be forgiven? Director Stephen Daldry brings the much needed emotional layer that a character such as Hanna Schmitz desperately needs. Although her actions are beyond unforgivable, strangely, we sympathize with her. Maybe it's her other shameful secret. Maybe it's superb character development.
"The Reader" is a film that is driven by it's raw performances. In one of her finest hours, Kate Winslet gives the performance of a lifetime. It's a haunting and heart-breaking. David Kross, who's only 18, is impressive as the teenager with raging hormones; it's such a daring performance. Winselt and Kross bring this picture together. Their performances are jaw-droppingly brilliant. Completing the role of Michael, as the tortured grown man, is Ralph Fiennes, who balances Michael's despair through his melancholic emotion when he encounters a grown Jewish woman, played by Lena Olin, who was also at Hanna's trail. Although her scenes clock in less than 10 minutes, Olin, too, is breathtaking.
When "The Reader's" credits rolled, I sat quietly shaken by what I had witnessed. It's a film that is impossible to forget. When a grown Michael asks Hanna, "Have you spent much time thinking about the past?" Heartbroken, she replies, "It doesn't matter what I think. It doesn't matter what I feel. The dead are still dead." She's right.
The film is a series of profound moral dilemmaswhile contrived by the
author, they are fair questionsthat resonate deeply in the 21st
Century: The role of guilt in victims, perpetrators, individuals and
collectively, as well as justice, forgiveness, redemption, shame and,
of course, literacy and its role in Western thought.
All this is a pretty heady mix for a film, but Stephen Daldry (as with "The Hours" ) makes literary conceit play very naturally here. David Hare's screenplay and the remarkable cinematography of the always remarkable Roger Deakins together with a sensitive score by Nico Muhly, this is indeed rarefied film-making.
But the actors are what drag the audience into this story. David Kross is amazing as the young Michael who has to play a range of virginal innocent to wizened and bitter. It's the key role in the film, and we're all lucky he was found to play this role. And the ever confounding Kate Winslet. What an amazing career for this young actress! Running through a list of her credits, she has some of the best performances of the last decade: "Holy Smoke," "Eternal Sunshine ," "Iris," "Finding Neverland," "Little Children." But here she does something very different. Playing what amounts to a monster, we see that they too are human. Not many actresses could bring this off, but it may be her greatest accomplishment to date.
Ralph Fiennes brings a continuity to the work David Kross begins, and there's a brief appearance by Lena Olin who commands the dignity the role deserves.
I'm puzzled at the lukewarm reception to this film. I almost missed seeing it. And it turned out to be one of my favorite and the most heart-rending films of the year. All involved should be very proud.
Very well acted and presented and a faithful representation of the main points of the novel on which it is based. This film encourages us to look closely at very difficult issues surrounding the atrocities of World War II. I am at a loss to understand why so many critics have been so damning of it. Perhaps it is too subtle for them to understand. It seeks to outlaw the false and intellectually lazy theory to explain the holocaust, namely that the horrors were committed by monsters. In its place we are offered contextualization, not as excuse but as explanation of how quite ordinary people were able to do extraordinarily dreadful things. We avoid these uncomfortable facts at our peril.
The Reader is one of my favorite movies from the year 2008. It is
incredibly complex in the way you react to the characters of the movie.
It carries many emotions from sensuality to anger all the way back to
that of sympathy and resolution. Many moves advertise themselves as
unbiased and fair but nothing gets close to that like The Reader which
is able to build sympathy for a character you would never think you
could feel towards.
The acting in the movie was phenomenal. Especially that of Kate Winslet who draws out many emotions from whoever is watching. She plays an ex-Nazi guard who has an affair with a 16 year old boy played very well by David Kross. Her bitter, cold attitude, random behavior as well as her past history seems unjustifiable and deplorable. Yet you can do nothing more than feel empathy and compassion towards the shame and humiliation she feels about her one well kept secret. In the course of her affair she ask for one thing, to be read to. From this do you see the humanity within her. Ralph Fiennes also gave quite a nice performance as an older Michael Berg who looks back on his life and then later finds a way to open himself up through his time of self reflection and sudden realizations towards life. David Kross plays the younger Michael Berg whose performance was undoubtedly a very good one, maintaining his presence in not letting himself being totally overshadowed. Overall the performances are very deep and will keep you thinking long after you have seen the movie.
The directing and writing also was very key to the emotions felt in this movie. Every scene had to be done precisely and consistently to feel genuinely touched rather than feeling falsely drawn in. Stephen Daldry did that under his great subtle direction. The writing by David Hare allowed actors such as Ralph Fiennes, David Kross and of course Kate Winslet to give such stunning and deep performances and take the film to another level.
I found this movie to be very compelling in many ways. The emotions felt here were not cheap gimmicks but that of feeling true sympathy and forgiveness towards what we would normally describe as something wrong, shameful and reprehensible. I can't remember another film that made me feel these emotions for a character especially after learning one startling secret after another. This film succeeded in ways that almost movie would likely fail in, it did not come off as generous or light but as remarkably fair as a film or any type of medium can get shedding light on both sides of the spectrum. This is a film that is amazingly thought provoking and will bring out the humanity within all of us and should not be missed.
Kate Winslet is just outstanding in this very interesting film that is
almost two stories-in-one. The first part is a sexual story of an older
woman having affairs with a teenage boy and the second part is her war
crimes tale and what happens afterward. The first is a somewhat happy
jaunt of a short story and the second is a very serious and depressing
story. That's where Winslet really shines. Obviously, she's developed
into an an outstanding actress.
The second part is what most people, I assume, will remember about this film. Can "Hanna Schmitz," a Nazi employee (so to speak), who was part of concentration camps, be a sympathetic character? To me, that's what it looked like that's the question the story was asking. The answer may have come in the final minutes of the movie when her ex-lover "Michael Berg," now grown up and played by Ralph Fiennes, confronts a survivor of the camp. That, too, was very intense and interesting scene. Lena Olin is riveting as "Rose/Illana Mather."
"The Reader" was full of quiet, but intense scenes. This is a very thought-provoking film, especially for one that doesn't start off that way but look almost like some soft-porn flick to get our attention. It is anything but that.
For Germans, this film must bring out many emotions and thoughts. Guilt and forgiveness are just two of the issues that are dealt with in this unique film. "Hanna Schmitz" turns out to be an incredibly simple-yet-complex person, unlike any I've encountered on film in a long time. You see her in all kinds of light, both good and bad.
Kudos, too, to David Kross' acting as the young Michael Berg. It must be strange for someone his age (barely turned 18) to do the scenes he did with 30-something Winslet.
Overall, a very different and excellent film that stays with you and makes you ponder its main characters.
Stephen Daldry knows how to tell a story, knows how important it is to make each of those characters relevant and indispensable, more importantly, emotions are finely portrayed, but it is the cerebral quality of his work that both impresses and irritates the audience. Somehow, he let go of his control and made "Billy Elliot" exuberant and glorious, with each note and emotion spilling out of the screen. His restraint might have lessened the impact of the dark nature of the tragedy in "The Hours"; somehow the balance continues in "The Reader", a powerful testament to the complexity of humans and their interactions. In "The Reader" learning occurs, consequences, origins, and motivations are carefully explored and analyzed, leaving out some of the mystery for us to decide. Choice is key here, and some choices are carry a bigger weight than others. The marvelous Kate Winslet, who should be honoured for the quality of her work, with as much recognition as it is humanly possible portrays the central character of the story, a woman whose life might have been shaped by unfortunate events, mostly undisclosed to us, and some of her own genetic makeup. We, as the lawyers and the students in the film, get to evaluate the evidence and choose to make a statement to justify hers and our own ethical standpoints. It is the intricate and deft interpretation of Hannah that anchors the story. Although, the story follows Michael and their relationship from his teenage years to the devastating conclusion, the film succeeds because Winslet is able to show every bit of the confusion, rationale, and emotion that her character possesses. She seems cold and detached, but as we look, we discover that there is more to her than we can see from the moments we see her on the screen. Hannah carries secrets inside her soul, somehow keeping herself alive, surviving, living an austere existence that hypnotizes, seduces, and repulses those she encounters. Michael is seduced by this mysterious woman, and his own future is shaped by those moments they spend together. What he doesn't realize is how big of an effect their time together will have on his life. Their early scenes are powerful and presented with a strong sense of realism and brevity. They're probable the best of the film and might have to be reviewed to understand how key they are to the further growth of Michael's life and reactions to others. Winslet does not say much, but her manipulations provoke her desired effects. As their paths diverge and meet, their relationship changes as one observes the dramatic turn of events that brings them together again, and how Michael's actions have dire consequences for both of them. It is during this period that we think we begin to see how relative everything: what is moral and immoral, logic and emotional, simple and complex. Highs and lows are hit again, as we become more involved in one of the most powerful and dramatic moments of their lives. In the final act of the film is when Winslet and Feines do some of their most outstanding work ever; she even surpassing her masterful turns in "Revolutionary Road", and "Eternal Sunshine". Every gesture, every look, every enunciation add details and shed light to who they were, are and might become. It is subtle work, haunting, and bewitching, the work very few people are able to do. "The Reader" reaches its amazing conclusion with a couple of scenes that might break whatever little strength we might still have left. "The Reader" isn't an important work, but it is a work that should be recognized by the quality of its work, a finely tuned and produced piece of cinema by people who recognize how magical, powerful, and intelligent films can be.
Kate Winslet, I absolutely adore her, she's my favorite actress of all
time. I still can't believe that she hadn't won an Oscar, her first
nomination was in 1995 with Sense and Sensibility. Finally after 14
long years, she finally won the coveted award with the movie The
Reader. I finally was able to see this movie the other day and it blew
me away, I'm still debating if this really was my favorite Kate Winslet
performance, but once again with a strong cast telling a powerful
story, The Reader was definitely one of the best films out of 2008. So
many holocaust films have been made, it's hard to make another that
stands out, but we really haven't had a story where the Nazi guards
were on trial. A lot of people debate if this movie is trying too hard
to push sympathy on Kate Winslet's character, but my love for this film
is to just show that they were human as well, hard to believe, but that
our mothers, sisters, friends, whoever could have done something so
Michael Berg in 1995 Berlin watches an S-Bahn pass by, flashing back to a tram in 1958 Neustadt. A teenage Michael gets off because he is feeling sick and wanders around the streets afterwards, finally pausing in the entryway of a nearby apartment building where he vomits. Hanna Schmitz, the tram conductor, comes in and assists him in returning home. The 36 year old Hanna seduces and begins an affair with the 15 year old boy. During their liaisons, at her apartment, he reads to her literary works he is studying. After a bicycling trip, Hanna learns she is being promoted to a clerical job at the tram company. She abruptly moves without leaving a trace. The adult Michael, a lawyer, at Heidelberg University law school in 1966. As part of a special seminar taught by Professor Rohl, a camp survivor, he observes a trial of several women who were accused of letting 300 Jewish women die in a burning church when they were SS guards on the death march following the 1944 evacuation of Auschwitz. Hanna is one of the defendants. Stunned, Michael visits a former camp himself. The trial divides the seminar, with one student angrily saying there is nothing to be learned from it other than that evil acts occurred and that the older generation of Germans should kill themselves for their failure to act then. But Michael is conflicted on what to do, if to speak out on Hannah's behalf on some of her innocence in the murders or keep quiet.
This is one of the most powerful movies I have ever seen, it was so incredible and just heart breaking. One of the things I respected about the film was the way they handled the awkward "love story" between Michael and Hannah, she's older, he's younger, but it's not even a perverted thing, so strange to say that. I don't know how to put it exactly, but their connection was real and in some sense they both needed each other. If you have the chance to see this movie, I seriously suggest that you take it, the powerful performances really make this film captivating. The story is so heart wrenching and painful, but was told so well. Kate now finally has the award she's deserved for so long and pulls in a terrific performance with The Reader.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
This isn't meet-cute. Fifteen-year-old schoolboy Michael Berg (David
Kross) first encounters his 36-year-old future lover Hanna Schmitz
(Kate Winslet) by throwing up in her doorway. It's a dismal rainy day
in a German city in 1958 and he has taken ill on the way home from
school. She cleans him up and accompanies him to his family. He turns
out to have scarlet fever, and is kept at home for months. Once he's
well again he goes back carrying a bunch of flowers to thank Hanna for
her kindness, but realizes he's turned on, and bolts in embarrassment
while she's bathing. Eventually Michael returns and happily loses his
virginity. A regular ritual of reading, bathing, and lovemaking
develops between him and Hanna. He reads to her; she bathes him; the
sex is mutual. She is a tram conductor with a harsh manner, and several
huge secrets. She seems to be using Michael, but she's also enjoying
him mightily, and he is reaping enormous rewards, though his affair
puts pressure on his relations with family and schoolmates.
Bernhard Schlink's original The Reader was an international bestseller. A lawyer and judge who writes, Schlink departed from his usual detective stories with this novel that becomes a meditation on Nazism--the denial of the surviving participants and the incomprehension of Germans like Michael who were born in the aftermath. Michael's feelings toward Hanna become much more complicated than simply those of a youth introduced to love by an older woman--as complicated as the feelings of Germans about the demons in their modern past. As for Hanna, she seems to understand nothing and to be more concerned about how she appears than what she has done.
The book is in three parts. First there is the love affair of the schoolboy and the tram conductor, which ends abruptly and painfully when Hanna suddenly disappears. In the second part it's eight years later and Michael is a law student attending trials of Nazis with fellow students and their seminar teacher, Professor Rohl (Bruno Ganz). One day the young man is horrified and riveted to learn one of the defendants is none other than his long lost Hanna. She turns out to have been an SS guard at a satellite of Auschwitz and she's on trial with five other women for allegedly allowing several hundred prisoners to burn to death locked inside a church. This trial paralyzes Michael. He has never gotten over his first, interrupted love idyll with Hanna. Now he is filled with guilt for having loved her but also a sense that he should help her when he realizes he has information that might lower her sentence.
The last part, thirty years later, consists of several brief visits by Michael, first to Hanna in prison, then to the posh Manhattan flat of a Jewish woman, Rose Mather (Lena Olin), who was at the trial. She was one of the survivors and wrote a book about her experiences that was used in evidence. This provides a kind of coda.
Schlink's novel is neat and arresting, a page-turner that conceivably makes you think. Its Holocaust issues are cunningly intertwined with a sensuous--and rather peculiar--coming-of-age story told by a sensitive man still struggling to understand his experience and his country's. I read the book with interest, but found it a bit contrived. This together with Stephen Daldry's previous choice to film Michael Cunningham's The Hours shows a weakness on the English director's part for stories that are a little too clever and schematic.
This time the screenplay by the British playwright David Hare does damage to the book by altering its chronology, chopping it up and muddling the original linear three-part structure. Hare has said in interviews that the interpolated device of Michael's telling his story to his grown daughter was necessary to make sense of his voice-over. (That,however, is debatable.) Having settled on this device, Hare felt obligated to keep interjecting the mature Michael, played by Ralph Fiennes, at points throughout the film. The omnipresence of Fiennes' glum face undermines the sense of the young Michael's eagerness and, later, shock and confusion.
Fiennes as Michael revisits a cosmetically aged Kate Winslet as Hanna three decades later when she is about to be released from prison. Michael could never bring himself to visit her, but sent her tapes of himself reading the same books he read to her during their affair. Fiennes is a cold fish, hard to relate to the lively and sweet personality of young David Kross.
The film is hampered from the outset by its use of the outmoded artifice of dramatizing a story that takes place in another country and another language and yet having everyone speak English, with several of the main characters played by Brits (Winslet, Fiennes) putting on German accents. Bruno Ganz speaks with less of a German accent than they do.
There is much of interest in this glossy production, beautifully photographed on location by two of the best DP's in the business, Chris Menges and Roger Deakins. Ganz's professor is an ambiguous, subtle characterization. But since the drama of the unfolding story has been destroyed by breaking it up into pieces, the only thing that remains alive and beautiful and strange are the love scenes between Kross and Winslet. There is good chemistry between the 18-year-old Kross and the 34-year-old Winslet, and their nude scenes are bold and intimate. It's only when the machinery of what Schlink and the filmmakers are trying to tell us about German guilt and denial goes into action that things begin to be clunky and cold. Unfortunately, that is a big part of the picture.
David Hare wrote one of my favorite female characters in "Plenty", Meryl Streep brought her to life in the most extraordinary way. Here, Hare writes another power house female character. It doesn't have the intellectual aspirations of "Plenty" but there is also a form of mental illness in his character. Kate Winslet is magnificent. Her early scenes with the wonderful David Kross are filled with compelling, contradictory and totally believable undertones. My misgivings are to be pinned on Stephen Daldry, the director. His sins as a filmmaker start to become a sort of trade mark, visible and palpable in the moving "Billy Elliot" and the shattering "The Hours" I can't quite pinpoint what it is but in "The Reader" that element is more obvious than in the other two. Maybe it has to do with loftiness. There are moments so frustratingly long and slow here that he lost me in more than one occasion. In any case, the cast makes this film a rewarding experience. Besides Kate Winslet and David Kross. The tortured Ralph Finnes has a couple of wonderful moments as well as Bruno Ganz and Lina Olin in a dual role.
We don't know. We think we do but we don't. We make decisions or
sometimes decisions are made for us but we think we've made them. Then
suddenly, there we are. We can't be certain how we got there or where
we will be when everything settles but we do know that we are alive.
Some experiences are life altering and we can run from them or embrace
them. Staying to see them through though can bring incredible bliss but
also tormented turmoil. We just never know. One such experience was had
by a young Michael Berg (David Kross) and is chronicled in Stephen
Daldry's THE READER. How could he know that when he pulled into an
alley to be sick that he would meet the woman who would shape his
entire life? How could he know that getting close to her would pull him
the furthest he's ever been from himself?
Of course, when you're a sixteen-year-old boy and a woman who looks like Kate Winslet disrobes in front of you in the privacy of her bathroom, how much thought really goes into the decision that has presented itself? However little it is, it is certainly less than is warranted. This is especially true in West Germany of 1958. This is a Germany that is uncertain how to proceed, how to be its new self in the eyes of the world and the eyes of its very own future generations. Winslet plays Hanna Schmitz, a compassionate woman but also abrasive and stern. Winslet strikes the perfect balance between directness and desire in Schmitz, making her complexities part of her appeal. She is a good fifteen years older than the young Berg and she knows much better than he of her country's history. What he knows, he has read in books, been taught in school. What she knows, she lived first hand. So when the two come together, naked in each other's arms, the meeting is as redemptive as it is passionate. Berg is just happy to be in love and having sex but Schmitz is washing herself clean with the youthful vigor of Germany's tomorrow.
The summer ends and so does the affair, as one would expect. Just when it would seem that the two would never meet again, life steps in to ensure that past decisions, perhaps made in haste, can come to see their consequences. Berg has grown some and is a college man, studying to be a lawyer, when he catches sight of Hanna Schmitz again. Their latest chance encounter is far less exciting though as he sees her on a class outing to a courthouse. Schmitz is on trial for crimes against humanity for her time as an officer in the Nazi party during the Second World War. Berg's memory of his first love would now become a question of his own morality. How could he love someone who was now accused of such atrocities? How could he be so intimate with someone he apparently never truly knew? And yet, now that he knows her past, does he really know how her past came to be? After all, what is the face of evil? Is it Hanna Schmitz or is it something incredibly bigger than her?
Ralph Fiennes is the future of Germany. He plays Berg as an adult. His life is orderly, very clean, crisp and cold. He made decisions that made him the man he is and he can never say whether they were the right ones or not. What he can see is that we all make decisions that either hurt or harm other people and that the atrocities committed by his past generations are not as far outside the realm of understanding as he might have originally thought. More importantly, redemption is not that far either.
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My poor body!! Y'all I was out in the yard all day long, and I know I am too
old for that kind of punishment. Today I mowed the yard. There was so much
"Star of Bethlehem" or some such hellish succulent stuff growing that I
gummed up the blades on the mower then got it stuck in the slick yuck that
came off the blades. There I was pushing this riding mower and slipping down
in the green slime. One can never say I don't get really into my projects! <
LOL> Finally finished the mess, which now looks like something has chewed the
entire acre. Then I attacked one of the beds. I must grow every noxious
weed on the planet -- my hands are cut to pieces and my wrists are swollen,
but I know I will sleep like the dead real soon. My neighbor fussed at me
for not wearing gloves, but I do love the feel of dirt -- except when I go
digging where the cats have been. <YUCK>
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The food is terrific and they will make it EXACTLY how you want it! Soooooo good! Comfortable seating inside and outside.
The food here is really really good. The service is fast. The restaurant is clean. Parking is good. Enough said'
I had to humus platter and it was amazing, prices aren't bad for the area and they offer outdoor seating. Casual, serve yourself style chain.
Went there 3 times, my wife loved this place, I will go back, it was pretty busy, food was good an the place was clean
They have great burritos, nachos, tacos, taco salads and quesadillas. everyone was very friendly and the service was fast.
Last time I got to visit the area, we tried Moe's - was missing our weekly Mexican treats. It's pretty hard to find good Mexican food in the east. While this wasn't the best Mexican I ever had, it certainly was enjoyable enough to give us a 'fix' until we got home to Colorado.
When we walked in the place did not appear clean and tidy (and they weren't busy), so we didn't want to eat there. We walked back out.
Went after seeing bridge. Good quick burrito bowls at reasonable prices. Had quesadillas for kids. Nice change of pace when
Paying high Charleston prices for meals. Kids love it.
Fast, fresh and full of great flavors. Best in town. My favorite is the Joey with chicken. Don't forget the queso and fresh guacamole.
Our grandkids love this place. They have a kids menu that has a just right size portion and is inexpensive. As for me, I like the Earmuff with everything. Moe's is not diet food and it is noisy, but fun. All Moe's locations have similar quality. We'll be back
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Kai, our favorite arrow slingin' Mercenary has a shiny new toy- THE CROSS GUN! This baby is packed and loaded to puncture, slice, and shoot anything that stands between you and your complete domination of the formors!
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"As you read these words, a release is seven days or less away or has just happened within the last seven days those are now the only two states youll find the world of Tyria."...Guild Wars 2
Everyone interested in Vindictus should check out the original trailer used for the Korean version:
Still doesn't show much, but way more then what's left in the American trailer. Wonder if they'll make a 20 second version for Europe..
There is more to be found, here are some images:
Or read the developer notes (inofficial translation)
This is probably the original page, unfortunately i can not read Korean:
And if you watch Season 2 Episode 2 videos, you'll see real players playing Kai with cross gun (or Vella with Dual Blade), not only staged developer videos.
Vindictus EU might get it in two-three weeks, judging by the last few updates.
I'll wait to the day's end when the moon is high
And then I'll rise with the tide with a lust for life, I'll
Amass an army, and we'll harness a horde
And then we'll limp across the land until we stand at the shore
Cool, time to fire up Kai and try this out thx. The evie class is still one of the coolest classes I've ever played to date.
Neverwinters decent but Vindictus combat, classes and animations are far superior and the game is a few years old. Gameplay you can't compare Vindictus is a dungeon crawler and also uses non-trinity combat model. Being able to smash the enviorment and use it never gets old, fun game!
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Dare to dream, dude.
Just got back into Vindictus recently, I missed it. Definitely satisfying that action itch I had. Where a comparison to Neverwinter came from, I don't know. They have absolutely nothing in common.
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Butter Cream Frosting
|Margarine/Soft butter
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|3 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Confectioners sugar
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
1. In a container of food processor, add margarine, cream, vanilla, and salt and blend using STIR blade for 15 seconds.
2. Run the GRIND blade and keep on blending the mixture by adding ¼ cup of sugar at a time.
3. For a stiffer frosting, avert the frosting into bowl and beat it until the sugar completely dissolves.
4. Serve butter cream frosting after spreading over the cake.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2150 Calories from Fat 533
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 60 g91.7%
Saturated Fat 11.9 g59.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 3.2 mg1.1%
Sodium 345.9 mg14.4%
Total Carbohydrates 397 g132.2%
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 365.1 g
Protein 2 g3.5%
Vitamin A 53.3% Vitamin C 0.12%
Calcium 9.9% Iron 0.08%
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Pork Chops Charcutiere
|Pork shoulder chops
|1020 Gram (6 Chops Of 170 Grams Each)
|Safflower oil
|30 Milliliter
|Chopped spanish onion
|1 (Or Diced)
|30 Milliliter
|All purpose flour
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|White wine
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|Chicken stock/Veal stock
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|Chopped gherkins
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|Dijon mustard
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Season with a little salt and pepper if desired.
Broil in the oven until cooked through.
Fry the onion in the butter in a sauce pan until brown.
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Calories 365 Calories from Fat 145
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Total Fat 16 g25.2%
Saturated Fat 6.3 g31.5%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 114 mg38%
Sodium 234.3 mg9.8%
Total Carbohydrates 10 g3.5%
Dietary Fiber 0.61 g2.5%
Sugars 2.1 g
Protein 35 g69.2%
Vitamin A 2.8% Vitamin C 3%
Calcium 4% Iron 15.5%
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The feeling is back
The one I despise
I am not sure
How it got here once more
I sit here and bathe
In the soft opera music
I stroke the black cat
As tears roll from my eyes
Her voice drawing closer
It's making me cringe
The fake sugar coating
Cuts deep in my flesh
I cannot pretend
To be who I'm not
I will not give up
One more ounce of myself
All of my life
She's tried to control me
Failing to see
All I want issweet silence
How can I forgive her,
When the pain
Rests deep
At the bottom of my soul?
How can I heal,
When I am not ready
To take the first step
Andwork things out?
Today got me down,
I am fallen and broken
But tonight my head rises,
I have to believe that
Life will get better.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Memoir
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Very emotional, from the heart. Beautifully written. Silence is great and very hard to obtain. You ended it wonderfully by stating that life will get better. And I also believe it will, unfortunately we have to live through the hard times to get there. Great job!
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"There are steps to take before you actually start running. Around the fourth or fifth month, he'll do some running in the swimming pool prior to actually getting on land. We'll see how he's responding to what he's doing in the pool before he actually does some hard-surface running."
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What's your favorite way to wear vintage denim? Let us know in the comments or join the conversation on twitter!
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Hey trend-setter! We know what you don't want to wear this year: the same old thing. While our go-to favorite jeans will always hold a special place in our hearts, there comes a time to try on something new and exciting, whether that's a new fit or some audacious sequined letters. Seriously. We're crushing hard on these three unique pairs of jeans right now. They stand out from the crowd without being too over the top. Red lips, anyone?
1. I See You Jean 2. Alphabet City Sequin Jeans 3. American Retro Helena Jeans
What will you be wearing in the new year?
—Michelle Christina Larsen
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Beach season has finally arrived, and we're not wasting any time packing up our boho bags full of sun and sand essentials. But once the SPF and your portable iPod speakers are packed and ready to go, what about an awesome beach-ready outfit? Like many New Yorkers, we take the A train down to the Rockaways for our sea side fun, so it's crucial to wear more than just a bikini! Here are 3 summer denim looks to wear to the beach (without looking like an exhibitionist on the train).
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Few things seem to excite style mavens more than vintage Chanel, but when this vintage denim Chanel makeup bag hit Nasty Gal, it was an intense moment for all of us. Many of us clicked frantically to check our savings account balances, and debated whether this morsel was worth dropping $558 on. In the end, someone thought so, cause it's since sold out. But we just couldn't bring ourselves to do it.
…But seriously, how sweet would it be to pull out this baby in the ladies room when you're powdering your nose?!
Whoever snagged it, you're one lucky duck.
—DT Staff
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Didn't get the goods on Cyber Monday? No worries. Nasty Gal still has a killer sale on already-marked down jeans, including printed denim, colored denim, and (yes) neon denim. Check out there chic skinny styles you can rock right into the new year and prepare to make a statement in one of these eye-catching options.
Run Down Skinny Jeans in Floral / Zipped Ankle Jeans in Brick / Day Glo Skinny Jeans
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The thing that sets the most stylish people apart from the rest is not that they have access to some exclusive, unique source of clothing no one else does. It's that they take the same products everyone else buys and they make it their own. With jeans, this is especially versatile, from distressing to cuffing and beyond.
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Below are a few ways you can make your jeans your own this fall.
1. DIY distress your jeans. Grab a pair of scissors, some sand paper, and go to town on your favorite jeans to create a look that's vintage and chic. Check out our post on distressing denim for more ideas.
2. Mix and match denim with your favorite statement accessories, like killer shoes or a bold metallic clutch. Hint: Done correctly, this makes a pair of jeans acceptable in the night life realm.
3. Cuff them up. Whether you prefer a wide thick cuff or a skinny rolled cuff, when you adjust hemlines, the game changes. The a-symmetrical cuffing job above is a tomboyish statement we love (especially when worn with heels). Check out our video on three ways to cuff jeans, below.
Need your jeans dyed, tailored, or cut into the perfect pair of cut-off shorts? (We wear ours all year 'round with a pair of tights!) Send them in to Denim Therapy and we'll work magic with out expert repair and customization services.
—DT Staff
Tags: cuffing jeans, denim DIY, distressing jeans, how to wear jeans, nasty gal, Street Style
Don't get us wrong, color blocking and high contrast are both excellent ways to make an outfit pop—but sometimes going the understated route can make the biggest impact. Monochromatic styling requires a bit of bravery (done incorrectly, it could get costume-y), as well as like-hued items to mix and match. If you're into this look, check our tips below on pulling it off with your favorite jeans this fall—and check out Nasty Gal's newest lookbook for more ideas.
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1. Colored jeans are a shoe-in for this style! After all, you're more likely to find a top to go with your over-dyed lilac denim than your destroyed dark wash skinnies.
2. Mix textures and variations on your chosen color to keep from looking like a children's book character. A solid top with acid wash jeans or a printed top with smooth, non-distressed flares will keep you looking chic.
3. Stick with neutral hues to start if you're unsure: a heather grey is a perfect launch point!
Want the jeans above? You can have them! You're welcome.
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Nasty Gal's June lookbook reminds us: there are a few elements of contemporary fashion that, while "on trend" for a few years now, are not going anywhere soon. The American flag-emblazoned denim jacket is one such trend. Wearing stars and stripes has always been super cool, and they continue the tradition as the weather gets warmer with their badass Americana Denim Jacket. Check out the full lookbook below!
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Show your colors this summer (no matter where you hail from) with this Americana Denim Jacket.
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Making a stylish statement and keeping it totally rock'n'roll is Nasty Gal's specialty, and one of their latest must-have pieces is an acid wash little denim dress. Coined the "Acid Dream Dress", this nasty little number has a corseted top and a cross-strap back, in the perfect late 80s acid wash texture. Rock this under a tailored blazer or a leather jacket, with anything from beach sandals to killer heels. Pile on the jewelry and let down your hair for an outfit no one will forget anytime soon.
Grab your Acid Dream Dress here for just $58!
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The Jeffrey Campbell Lita in denim is back in stock at Nasty Gal! If you didn't have a chance to grab a pair of these last summer, they're still a must-have almost 365 days later. They're $162, 5.25″ high with a beautiful chunky wooden heel. Imagine these with an off-white crocheted dress! We're sold. Grab your pair here!
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Stopped by the other day. The manager said it is owned by the family who owns Tutto Pasta downtown. Ricardo Vera is the manager. He said everything is fresh from their garden. They will have pizza, pasta, seafood, veal, chicken, etc. I can't wait for it to open. I hope it's good. We need a good Italian place on the east side.
If it's a Tutto joint, good a relative term. Quite frankly I don't really like anything I've eaten at a Tutto joint. I ask: good compared to what? Paisan's, with it's thick red sauced lasagna much maligned by purists but loved by the masses? Osteria Papavero, which clearly the new place seeks to steal half of the name with none of the context (okay, osteria is not original, but who in the midwest knows that)? Rossario's, where you and ten of your friends can eat pasta from a board until you explode? Let us know how "good" it is, and more importantly the critique, with some comparisons that might help us understand whether we would even want to go there.
I have not tried Rossario's, or Osterio Papavera. I have not eaten at Tutto or Paisan's in a few years. Last time I did try Tutto, I considered where I was, and thought it was decent. The closest "Italian" restaurant to my home is the Olive Garden. In my opinion, there is no Italian place in Madison that compares to the many Italian places I have been in Chicago. I know this one won't compare either, but I'll go in with an open mind.
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radtek wrote: Ricardo Vera is the manager. He said everything is fresh from their garden.
So will this be true in the middle of January?
I assumed both Tutto's downtown and the one in Middleton were owned by the same people.
If your asking which one I've eaten at, I've tried both of the downtown restaurants. It has been a couple years, but I thought they were very similar.
And the fresh from their garden question? I wondered the same thing after I left. I did not think to ask at the time. Maybe they host a big canning party before winter. (bad joke)
If your asking which one I've eaten at, I've tried both of the downtown restaurants. It has been a couple years, but I thought they were very similar.
And the fresh from their garden question? I wondered the same thing after I left. I did not think to ask at the time. Maybe they host a big canning party before winter. (bad joke)
It's open!
The interior is clean and new. They have a few murals and ethnic music playing just a bit too loud. We were seated right away and shortly after bread and olive tapenade arrived. No butter, no olive oil. I think they are working on that. Our server said they just opened the night before. I'm not a wine drinker, but they did have a long list of wines to choose from. I had Fusilli con Mozzarella. Fresh tomatoes, basil, garlic, and plenty of cheese. My date had the Pasta di Lucca. It had chicken, mushrooms, onions, garlic in a creamy sauce. Both dishes were really good! We tried the tiramisu without disappointment. They do drizzle chocolate sauce over the top, and I hate that. It is not the best tiramisu in town, but decent, and I would have it again. They have a nice menu with chicken, meat, and fish/seafood dishes in addition to pizza and pasta. The service was fast and pretty good. I think our guy was new to the serving "industry" and was very eager. We were checked on multiple times by our server and what appeared to be the managers. All in all it was a good first experience and I look forward to going again. I know you want me to compare it to someplace. That's hard for me to do. It's better than the Olive Garden. The food seems fresher than Cafe Bella Italia. The atmosphere is definitely better than CBI. From reading about La Rocca's, I think Osteria di Lucca may please the nay sayer's about that place.
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Lot 225: Chinese embroidered and Needlework Panel
Auction of Antiques and Fine and Decorative Art
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October 22, 2016
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Anyone investing even a modest sum on Wolverhampton Wanderers to win here at something around 20-1 would have received an unexpectedly good run for their money. It was tighter than many a fixture between League leaders and those down among the dead men at the bottom, without in the end even denting Chelsea's extraordinary home record. Like all Premier League visitors since Aston Villa last March, Wolves failed to score, but few if any can have had more opportunities to do so. A finish was simply not there, bringing to mind last season's feeble total of 32 goals, the worst of any team.
Steven Fletcher, bought from Burnley in the summer, has been hired to help Kevin Doyle in attack but Fletcher and the heavyweight – in every sense – Sylvan Ebanks-Blake did not appear until the last four minutes, when Salomon Kalou's goal had made the game safe for Chelsea, sending them five points clear of Manchester City who meet Arsenal today. Florent Malouda had scored the first, although even that was bookmarked by half-chances, and sometimes better at the other end.
Matt Jarvis, a young winger highly regarded and watched by Fabio Capello's lieutenant Franco Baldini, found Ashley Cole a meaner opponent than most he normally meets, and was replaced before the end. Meanwhile, the danger of pushing forward, Wolves discovered, was exposure to counter-attacks of pace and verve, which nevertheless tended to break down despite the return of Didier Drogba to the home attack.
"It is important to win when you are not 100 per cent," Chelsea's manager Carlo Ancelotti said, acknowledging that his team were a good few percentage points below that. "It was a difficult week because of the travelto Moscow. Our position is good, but tomorrow Manchester City can be two points behind."
For Wolves, Mick McCarthy had reason to be pleased with the performance against the side he rates as "the best in the League", while bemoaning a lack of "devilment" in front of goal. The visitors managed half a dozen reasonable chances in the first half alone. Almost all, however, were directed at Petr Cech and too many were weak headers, notably by Dave Edwards, Doyle and Jelle van Damme. The last of those, midway through the half, was heavily punished when Chelsea immediately broke to score. Nicolas Anelka led the counter, feeding Yuri Zhirkov, who from the byline cut the ball back across goal for Malouda to drive in his seventh goal of the season.
Other than that, and Anelka's shot into the side-netting after an equallyquick break out of defence, the most likely Chelsea scorer for a long time was the improbable figure of Jose Bosingwa. Returning to start a game for the first time in a year since his serious knee injury at Villa Park, the Portuguese full-back forced two good low saves from Marcus Hahnemann, the goalkeeper using his foot each time to concede a corner.
Hahnemann, an extrovert American, is clearly proud of his footwork; later he would tackle Drogba outside the penalty area when the striker was clean through on to Branislav Ivanovic's immaculate pass. Stephen Hunt, still reviled here for the incident at Reading four years ago that caused Cech a nasty head injury, appeared as a substitute and pantomime villain for the second half and almost stunned his abusers with a goal inside two minutes. One of the numerous Wolves corners fell nicelyfor him to aim a diving header which would have crept inside the far post had Michael Essien not blocked it.
Kalou, in gloves for autumn, replaced Malouda and when Chelsea used his flank for a more coherent move a fine goal resulted. The substitute started it all with a pass inside to Drogba and kept running as the Ivorian fed Essien, whose pass was perfectly placed and weighted for Kalou to slip past the goalkeeper.
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I have a 2000 tj sport with the black plastic flares. I am wondering if anyone has painted their flares flame red, or know where you can buy the red sahara flares?
Painting them would be easy and the Duplicolor perfect match stuff actually matches pretty good. I used that and their recommended clear to touch up a large area of my inner fender and it's pretty much the same as the original paint.
I'm sure eBay or Craigslist has some painted flares so you don't have to deal with painting though.
I still haven't painted them yet. I just went into a body shop today and the guy claimed they could not paint them to match because they are plastic... (incorrect),
I think I will try the flame red duplicolor or search for sahara flares.
Just make sure you clean and prep the plastic. Mine have been painted black for 3 years and no pealing
Mine were already painted when I bought my Solar Yellow 00 but they were not prepped correctly and i have peeled and repainted them since. I redid the front about 3 or so years ago and used base coat/clear coat system from a local auto paint distributor. I redid the rear this January and repainted the grille and some trail rash on the right rear corner and just used a high quality single stage urethane (no clear coat) and really like the single stage better. I prepped first with Windex and then a pre-paint cleaner (basically denatured alcohol), then shot with several light coats of adhesion promotor (used Duplicolor out of an aerosol can) and then 3 medium coats of the single stage. From past experience, rocks getting thrown from your tires will spiderweb the paint so I have sprayed about 4 light to medium coats of rubberized undercoating as a cushion inside the flares and have had no stone bruises on the rear so far.
red flares on a red TJ sounds like a cool idea.....there never was a red TJ Sahara, there were Sienna Pearl Saharas which is a dark maroon color not flame red.
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Limit fluids after dinner.
Limit the amount of fluids your child drinks after dinner. Instead, have them drink more of their daily fluids earlier in the day.
Teach your child to use the toilet before bedtime.
If your child empties their bladder just before they go to bed, there's less chance that they may wet the bed. Get your child into the habit of using the toilet before bedtime. Encourage them to go even if they don't feel like they need to.
Provide easy access to the bathroom.
Make it easy for your child to reach the bathroom at night. This may mean installing a night light, propping doors open, and having a stool so your child can reach the toilet and sink.
Try absorbent products.
Absorbent products, such as nighttime underwear and disposable bed mats, can help minimize the discomfort of wet sheets and the frustration of nighttime sheet changes.
Take care of yourself.
To cope with bedwetting, you'll need patience and understanding. This is easier when you're not exhausted. Give yourself some extra attention - make time for the things you enjoy, and when you can, get to bed a bit earlier to make a deposit in your "sleep bank."
Get help if you need it.
Talk to your doctor if your child is having accidents during the day, if bedwetting starts again after your child has been dry for at least 6 months, if your child feels a burning sensation when they urinate, or if your child is still wetting the bed at age 5 or 6.


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Eddie Ctaz
1st Floor, 68-70 Putney High St, SW15 1SF
£15.50 (1-8 yrs), £4.50 (adult), £1 (baby)
Our annual Halloween party is one of the highlights of the year at Eddie Catz! We dim the lights and transform our venue into something spookishly spectacular (but not too scary!).
Come enjoy our Halloween adventure with magic and entertainment, face painting, a dance in the Halloween disco and join in our fancy dress catwalk competition! There will be prizes for the best costumes so you must dress up!
Our special guest entertainers will be the Sharky & George crew!
£15.50 Child tickets (suitable strictly for ages 1-8yrs) include:
- Kid's meal & drink.
- Entertainment & face painting.
- Halloween goodie bag!
£1.00 Under 1's:
– Participation in Fancy Dress Competition for which there is a prize for the best dressed!
£4.50 Adult tickets include:
– Glass of wine, beer or soft drink
– Participation in Fancy Dress Competition for which there is a prize for the best dressed!
Places are limited and sell out quickly!!
Entrance is by ticket only.
As your delivery option choose "All Event & Workshop Bookings". The email you will receive as confirmation of your purchase is the ticket to the event – bring it on the day.
Doors open at 5.30pm sharp (Eddie Catz is closed for an hour before).
Times and prices are subject to change. Contact venue before setting out.
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