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All rooms (unless stated) are suitable for ages 10 years and over. Players of 16 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Victor Frankensteins Reanimation
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 83%
Black clouds sprawl across the evening sky as a cruel wind rips its way through Ingolstadt, Germany. The unsettled air grows thick and angry, looming over the town like an omen of death. 'The lull before the storm' one Professor Victor Frankenstein notes as he takes heed from his tiny attic window.
The Professor is a young well educated man, ghostly and pale with a cough that rattles his core. Everyday the professor endures the toxic vapours, alcohol fumes, naked flames and the wretched stench of rotting flesh that fills his laboratory of horrors. Surrounding him is his grousome stolen collection of assorted body parts, bloody limbs and innards sourced from dissecting rooms, grave yards and slaughter houses.
Consumed with the desire to discover the secret to life Victor Frankenstein needs your help to finally succeed in his mission to cheat death. You too could become an evangelist of modern science by using a combination of chemistry, alchemy, and electricity; but you must work fast to unfold to the world the deepest mysteries of creation, your monster must be complete in time for its regeneration just as the thunder strikes!Book Now CORBY ONLY
The old folk-tales of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, echoed through your head as you pack up your things. You had learnt recently about the horrific events that happened all the way back in 1692. Where villagers believed In the damnation of all woman who was proven to be a witch. Through ghastly trials and hysteria, hundreds of innocent woman were trialled and killed for the use of witchcraft in the villages of Salem. Tales of possession, haunting and madness spread and it is now believed that Salem is the home to all the spirits who died, all that time ago, but one woman in particular Marjorie Sutton, is to be seen at midnight of the witching hour, in her old home, which is now just an abandoned shack in the middle of Salem forest. You're not one to believe in superstition but it soon became a story of interest and before you know it you begin to feel destined to uncover the truth about Marjorie. Your eyes flash open and before you know it, you're on the road with your giggling friends on the way to the Salem.
The road trip was long, tiring and rain started to patter down on the windscreen 20 minutes before you reached the heart of Salem, Massachusetts. Questions started to fill your thoughts. Is this real? Is it all nonsense? Will we see anything? But even with all your doubts, you and your friends finally make it to the abandoned cabin and set up for the long night ahead. You feel your way through the dark, to get familiar with the space surrounding you. Candles and torches emerge from your friend's backpacks and soon the dingy little cabin starts to illuminate with the flickers of the flames.
You can hear the trees whispering around you outside the cabin, when feelings of dread and fear start to creep up on you. You stumble across a large, dusty book in the corner which read "The Book of The Damned." Within the circle on the damp, dirty floor, you flick through the book. It seems to be a diary or maybe a record of all the poor souls taken too soon from the earth. As time ticks by, strange things begin to unfold. Candles extinguish on their own whilst floorboards creak as if someone else was here with you. Cackling laughter surrounds the cabin as confusion hits home and you begin to question yourself. You try to convince yourself that it must just be the trees dancing in the rain, the wind blowing out the candles. You couldn't be more wrong. A huge scream echoes throughout the cabin as the book starts flicking through pages, eventually stopping on one page. We read slowly "Marjorie Sutton, can resurrect and take a human form on the night of the witching hour, where the power of the spirits is at its highest. She must claim a human soul and from there she may rise and wreak havoc over Salem." Frozen, you look up and stare into the blood-red eyes of none other than Marjorie Sutton, pointing a long, bony finger at you. This is the moment, the moment you realised it was all true. The spirits and voices are overwhelmingly loud as you scramble your way through the house. It is you. It is your soul she had to claim and the only way to escape was to destroy `The Book of The Damned` and leave Salem behind.
You have 60 minutes until the witching hour is at its strongest and your soul will be stolen from within you. Your body inhabited by an ancient spirit whose vengeance on the town of Salem was at an almighty high. Destroy the book, flee the cabin and NEVER look back. It seems easier said than done, but work together and you may survive. Witches are real, and their vengeance is the most terrifying and powerful form of torture you could ever experience...run.Book Now LEEDS ONLY
Maine State Prison
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 77%
Hidden deep within the government system, there is a prison so disgraceful that officials refuse to acknowledge it's existence. No one wants to be burdened with the task of rebuilding the facility to acceptable standards… it would be a mammoth job. The guards are extremely corrupt, the whole daily system is non-existent and the entire institution has been left to decay. This is the place for only the most dangerous, insane criminals. The criminals that the world only wants to forget about. Maine State Prison is the place of nightmares… and you've been sentenced to life.
Thousands of inmates reside in this hell-hole and over 460 have died due to the poor conditions in which they are kept. You've done your research, you know all about the escape attempts and the public executions that the government have tried so hard to cover up. Of the hundreds of prisoners who have tried to escape, only 2 have ever managed to succeed. Rumours claim that they left a cryptic code in their cell which no one has yet managed to crack. Such implications are almost laughable… but they are your only hope.
As the guards march you into the cell, cuffed and blindfolded, one of them jabs a baton particularly hard into your back. Your feet stumble forward and a grunt of protest escapes you but the guards only laugh. The smell is the first thing to hit you. A putrid mix of death, sweat and faeces completely invades your nostrils and hits your stomach heavily. You can feel it mingling in the back of your throat and you implore the rising, bubbling acids to stay inside you. At least until the guards have left. One of them barks at you to stop and stand still, to keep your blindfold on. You do as you're told and in that moment, something scurries over your toe… a small squeak and little nibble. You kick your foot out in panic and hear the sound of a small rodent scampering away in fear. You didn't realise you would be sharing your cell…
After the guards finish shouting a few more rules and profanities at you, they slam the door and leave you in silence. You whip your blindfold off and scan the room in disbelief. You didn't realise it would be this bad. You were stupid enough to get yourself in here, now it's time to break your way out. Figure out the puzzle and run for your freedom, or remain Trapp'd in this death pit… Forever!Book Now CORBY ONLY
Corby & Stockport
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 65%
You've been driving for what seems like an eternity and your pupils are burning through their sockets. The dark, winding road just never ends and it feels like you are the only person left on the planet right now. You can't even remember when you last passed another car. A sign for a Motel creeps up to you and passes by, the classic red neon tube lighting. Beneath it, 'vacancy' reads in blue and you decide to pull in and call it a night.
Judging by the exterior, this Motel has definitely seen better days. The drain pipes are half hanging down, the paint is faded and peeling and the 'check in' sign has toppled a little too far to the right. Entering into reception doesn't make you feel any more welcome. A peculiar little man hobbles slowly from behind a doorway and stands at the reception desk. He does nothing more than put a form on the desk and a front door key next to it. This character has a very strange presence abouthim… almost sinister. He does not look you in the eye throughout the entire exchange.
After hastily making your way back outside the reception area you find your way to room 666, thankful to get into the room and finally chill out after a long day of driving. This room is not much better than the exterior. A single, messily made bed sits against a wall. An old school TV seems to be on permanent static and a locked, ominous looking wardrobe stands tall in the corner… who would lock a wardrobe? Not to mention the bars on the window! Too tired to kick up a fuss, you shake off the uneasy feeling and try to relax. A bit of exploration and you find a DVD in one of the drawers. With not much else to do, you decide to play it but what begins to unfold on the screen chills you to your very core…
A dawning realisation creeps over you, you've just checked into a Motel where guests never check back out. You may be about to endure a night of terror at the hands of the sadistic Motel manager. You must do everything you can to ensure you don't end up on the slaughter table inside his gruesome torture chamber. If only it was as easy as leaving through the same door you entered…
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Madame Curio's Cirque Delirium
Difficulty: | Escape rate: N/A
Roll up, roll up! Enter the mind meddling spectacle that is Madame Curio's Cirque Delirium'! Try your luck, prove your skills and test your aim... can you conquer our unusual carnival games? How about attending a captivating performance in our very own circus ring? A delightful fun-filled evening where our guests pile in, hoping to glimpse the circus' famed attractions and maybe win a prize or two. Don't believe us? Come and see for yourself! There's so much fun to be had in our big top phenomenon!�
The poster seems intriguing but you get this niggling suspicion that all is not exactly what it seems. Since this circus came to town people have started disappearing. Guests supposedly enter the circus, but very few come out and people seem to whisper of a 'ghostly aura' surrounding the circus itself. Still, your attention has been caught and curiosity is getting the better of you. You decide to go along and see what it's all about... besides, you've never been particularly superstitious...
After entering, it's all fun and games until you start to notice the abnormal silence among the workers. They seem to labour along in a zombie-like state, almost like mind slaves. They don't blink or speak to anyone - not even each other. It isn't until you recognise a stamp on one of their hands for Madame Curio's fortune tent that you notice they all have the same distinguishing stamp. A quick glance towards the sage's tent tells you that passers-by are being reluctantly coerced into entering... and they never seem to emerge. Something rather sinister is happening and you realise that you could be next. The circus closes in 60 minutes and you can't see an exit anywhere. Maybe they blocked it off? You need to find another way out of this circus nightmare before Madame Curio steals your mind and you remain Trapp'd in the circus forever!Book Now PETERBOROUGH BRANCH ONLY
The Outlaws of Red Rock
Difficulty: | Escape rate: N/A
An old legend surrounds the mysterious town of Red Rock. Strangers talk of an ancient rare jewel said to hold unimaginable value. It was rumoured to belong to the first mayor of Red Rock around 300 years ago who was supposedly assassinated in a political conspiracy between the neighbouring towns. Whether this jewel truly exists, nobody knows. The townspeople are not particularly welcoming to outsiders, barely leaving the town and usually keeping to themselves. The towns local sheriff, Newman "The Law� Dalton, is the only man alive who knows the real truth. But secrets never stay secret for long…
Hundreds have claimed to try and steal the jewel, but to no avail. You and your outlawed band of miscreants, The Rockboar Syndicate, are among the failed horde. After a vain attempt to break into the bank and steal the towns infamous prized jewel you now find yourself trapp'd in the sheriffs jail cell and sentenced to be hanged at dawn. With mortality drawing nearer by the minute, you and your fellow criminals decide to give the robbery one last shot. The sheriff has been called out to an ambush shooting just outside the town so now is your chance! Find a way to break out of the jail and make your way to the bank. The last train out of town leaves in 60 minutes and you want to make sure you're on it - with the jewel in hand!Book Now PETERBOROUGH BRANCH ONLY
The Monosphere
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 45%
After a monotonous 9 to 5 shift, you get home and look around, deciding that you need a change so you call up a few friends and arrange to do something exciting. How about that new 'escape room' thingy that just opened near the town? The posters look stimulating and it's had great reviews! Everyone agrees that it's a good idea so you decide to book in and a few days later you are standing in the blackened void that is the Trapp'd reception eagerly waiting.
You have decided to try 'The Monosphere' room which promises to be a crazy, mind-bending psychoactive experience all rolled into one fascinating room. What you don't realise, however, is that the government are actually using this room to test a new form of mind-modification to try and create the 'perfect utopia' within society - a sort of brain-washing totalitarian epidemic, if you will. Anyone who attempts this 'escape room' unconsciously falls into a passive stupor of compliance and conformity… Do not let this be you! Figure out a way to escape without alerting anyone to your recognition of the untold activities being performed within this room. Trapp'd in with 60 minutes to escape… before you lose your mind!Book Now NORTHAMPTON BRANCH ONLY
Molten Creek Mine
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 60%
After 11 years experience in the mining industry, you head to work just like any other day. You get into your safety gear and walk through the murky tunnels into the quotidian mineshaft. As you begin working, however, you notice that something feels unfamiliar… almost dangerous. Suddenly, an ear-splitting crack rings out as a large cloud of dust surrounds you. Blinded, you try desperately to search for the cause and make sure your fellow miners are unharmed. The support beams in the mine that you and your team have been working on have given way and the mine is beginning to collapse! The walls are crumbling, the ceiling is caving in, the entrance is now blocked and every second you spend in there means less and less oxygen.
The rescue team is trying their best to race against the clock in order to save you all, but the chances are looking bleak. The creeping realisation of the life or death situation is beginning to dawn on your fellow miners and panic resonates. You are left with one option, find another way out… or die in this soon-to-be catacomb!Book Now NORTHAMPTON BRANCH ONLY
Dead on Arrival
Billing Aquadrome
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 13%
After a blissful weekend break visiting family you are in the midst of a long car journey home. You have at least another 6 hours to go and the rain is hammering down hard on the windscreen. It's quite calming, actually. You drive continuously along the straight, unwinding motorway, there is not another car in sight at this ungodly hour. You listen to the rain as it plunders down creating white noise, filling your head with slow, soothing thoughts. You don't notice your eyelids drooping until it's too late. You see a flash, you hear a crash, you feel the impact and then nothing. You feel as though you are floating through a black void. You don't really know how long you're there for, concept of time seems to escape you in this dimension.
Suddenly, you hear a scraping of metal, a swoosh of material. Someone is in the room with you, you can feel it. A man's voice speaks; It's only minor injuries, he should be out within a week. He's lucky, it could have been a lot worse. We'll keep an eye on his condition and let you know if anything happens. That is a relief. Thank you, doctor. A woman's voice. You recognise it. You try to move but your limbs don't respond. You start to panic but the more you try to move, the more impossible it seems. There is another scraping of metal and a swoosh and you feel the atmosphere become still again. Your dark plain submerges you once again.
Drifting in and out of consciousness, you feel a sharp prick in your forearm. It pulls you out of your stupor and you can hear a faint, rhythmic beeping sound. Upon focusing on it you realise it's your heart beat. It's reassuring until it begins to speed up quicker and quicker, faster and faster. Fear burns through you and desperation kicks in but your limbs still disobey you and your lips ignore your desperate attempts to shout. You hear voices, panicstricken shouting, a woman frenzied.
He's going into cardiac arrest, we need a crash trolley in here now!
Your inner self is hysterical but your body makes no sign. A long, unbroken beep rings out coupled with a painful silence. That familiar voice, your mothers, screams uncontrollably He was supposed to live! But you are not dead.
The next time you stir you feel a cold, hard surface beneath you. You see a blinding glare through your eyelids and you struggle to open them but they only flicker a little. A voice comes in existence, it's the doctors voice but this time he is not concerned nor friendly. His voice is stern and serious.
Yes, I have the body. He's still alive, don't worry. Kidnapped to order, just like I promised. Pause.
Leave the money in the discussed location and the guy is yours to pick up in an hour. Pause.
Yeah, yeah, I got that. He's in the hospital morgue. You know how to get in, don't let anyone see you.
A door slams and silence follows. The adrenaline begins to kick in and your limbs start to tremble. The feeling is slowly returning to your body and with it, the growing realisation of what has unfolded. You have 60 minutes to find a way out of this dead man's freezer before your torturer finds you!
NB: This room is for over 12's only. Participants with heart conditions must check with a doctor before playing.Book Now Billing Aquadrome ONLY
Billing Aquadrome
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 84%
They say humans have inhabited earth for thousands of years. They are wrong. Humans have slowly been destroying earth for thousands of years, exhausting this once peaceful planet and everything that lived in harmony with it. 50 years ago, the predictions were publicised, earth would be in ruin and extinction would close in on us. But no one took notice. A blind eye cast towards the 'experts' and our trends continued. Overpopulation, nuclear atomic wars, engineered disease. All very real threats we regret to ignore. So wrapped up in universal destruction; deforestation caused by agriculture, driving catastrophic climate change and ultimately, global warming were the cause of our debilitation. Things we were subconsciously aware of but chose to ignore. We chose to destroy our beautiful home and now, the reckoning is upon us.
As you gaze out of the window across the desolate badlands, the skies burn a flaming blend of exquisite reds. The ground beneath you has completely shattered from the shrunken ozone layer. Long, connected fractures creep out for as far as the eye can see. The vivid green trees and lush, spongey grass seems but a fading memory now. It is a mystery to you, how this once thriving ecosystem can be the object of such an injurious holocaust. It has a kind of exclusive beauty about it… you wonder how it could simultaneously be so deadly.
Your brows furrow in concerned frustration at the planetary cataclysm your kind has managed to provoke. The second chance you are about to retrieve feels undeserved. There is talk of a Tetrahedron concealed within the landscape on planet Mars. You and your team of NASA scientists have been studying it for a copious amount of lengthy years and believe it may have the ability to reverse cataclysmic climate change with the help of supernatural geoengineering. It's a long shot, but it's the only option.
All suited up and strapped in, you sit nervously in the launch shuttle and ponder possibilities. Your mission is clear; obtain the Tetrahedron and fire it back to earth where the other scientists will begin initiation. A countdown begins on the screen in front of you and the shuttle begins hum and shake. You take a deep breath and implore the adrenaline to keep you going. No one has any idea of what to expect. Very few people have been to Mars before and there isn't exactly an instruction manual. Initiative and logic will be your biggest assets from here on out… the future of humankind depends completely on you!Book Now Billing Aquadrome ONLY
46 Below
Billing Aquadrome
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 65%
After years of dreaming, you have finally booked your Arctic Adventure! Clambering onto the plane, you place your hand luggage into the overhead space and settle down into your seat. You were quite lucky to nab a window seat, you've heard the view into the Arctic is quite breathtaking! It's a long flight ahead, a solid 14 hours but you don't mind. Flights have never been a particular issue for you, it's mostly the landing. However, your route does pass over the Borean Rectangle and this concerns you a little. The Borean Rectangle is a large frozen wasteland deep in the Arctic and it's confirmed that 117 planes have mysteriously vanished over this area although no one can determine why or how. The story is the same for every plane; communication cuts out and the crew and passengers are never heard from again. No one has dared venture into this territory by foot for fear of unknown horrors... A scared man's mind can invent all kinds of terrors. You abruptly shake these thoughts from your mind and tell yourself not to fret over trivial matters. Hundreds of flights pass this icy barren every day and only a few go missing. You'll be fine!
As the plane ascends further into the azure blanket ahead you decide you should probably rest your eyes and recharge for this amazing expedition ahead. Your mind wanders dreamily into all the activities you have planned for this winter wonderland trip... husky safari, northern lights, snowmobiles... you've even planned to stay a night or two in a real igloo! Unsurprisingly, the plane experiences a fair amount of turbulence along the way, but nothing too troubling. The air hostess wakes you a few times to offer you a drink, perhaps some food? Politely declining, you return to your slumber.
You are asleep for a solid 10 hours before a large jolt startles you. You look around, the other passengers felt it too and are looking around rather alarmed. A voice sounds out above you "Ladies and Gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. (Jolt) We are experiencing some complications with the engines. Please remain calm and stay seated.
But you cannot suppress the rising panic you feel deep within the pit of your stomach. You glance toward the lady beside you and she seems to have turned bleach white. Her eyes stare straight ahead, unblinking. A sharp pull nearly knocks you out of your seat. Suddenly, the oxygen masks drop from above you and lands conveniently in front of your face... but this makes that unnerving panic within you ring out and an involuntary yelp escapes you. Another harsh bump lurches you into the window. You make a grab for the mask and hastily fasten it over your face. All of a sudden, there is a forceful push and the plane begins to swiftly descend.
There is a collective distress happening around you but you cannot focus, you are too busy staring out of the window at the plane wing that seems to be emitting a large red flame and billowing smoke. You cannot believe your eyes. You spin around in your seat and see the lady beside you has not moved a muscle. Her flesh has disintegrated to a pasty green and she hasn't even managed to put her oxygen mask on. The plane is shaking mercilessly now and a sinking realisation sets in... this could be the end. You grab the mask and clumsily try to help her, the wires are tangled and you cannot get it over her head. Screams plead out around you, filling your ears, your head, your brain. You know you are rocketing toward the ground and the collision will be unrelenting. You desperately fumble with the oxygen mask and just when you move the last wire out of the way, there is a deafening explosion... Black.
When you awake, your limbs are almost frozen numb. Your eyelids flitter and the pain hits you all at once. You slowly move to sit up and look around you. Your eyes meet a devastating sight. The plane is but a crumpled wreck in the snow and bodies surround you... no signs of life anywhere. The blizzard is thick and the cold is bitter to the bone. Survival is the only thing on your mind right
now... figure out a way to establish communication and signal for help, but first you must find out where exactly you have landed... Hurry, before hypothermia begins to set in and your very life escapes you!Book Now Billing Aquadrome ONLY
The Forsaken
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 60%%
The silence woke her. The same dream again. The circle that she could not escape, the faint flickering of candles, shadowy figures looming over her and the drums… oh god, the drums. They were so loud, deafening yet… silent. It was something she couldn't quite understand but still she knew it frightened her. Everyday for the past 3 weeks she struggled to escape the dread that followed her around, sitting on her shoulders like a mischievous pest. A constant reminder of what waits for her at the final ritual…
Esme had been acting rather strange for the past 3 weeks. No longer does she hang out with the group, meet up for their cosy weekly coffee or even return phone calls at the best of times. She's always withdrawn and quiet, her eyes appear sunken, encased by two deep purple semi circles and you can't help but worry. It's not the Esme you know. Everyday, she finishes work in a silent hurry and makes the tube journey to the edge town, walking straight to the abandoned church on 48th street. It had been abandoned for many years now, falling into a steady state of disrepair. There had been reports of noise disruptions and lights coming from inside but the police assured everyone it was just the neighbourhood kids being a nuisance. Whatever it was, people tended to avoid the building all together. You wondered what she could possibly be doing in there all by herself, but offers to accompany her are sternly rejected. It wasn't until she came into work one day with a strange navy blue tattoo on her right forearm. It looked like it had been done with a makeshift needle, the scabs were large and there was dried blood around the edges. It had obviously been done the night before and seemed to take the shape of a horned goats head. The horrific sight of this self mutilation was when you decided that you needed to find out what she was doing in that church. And you needed to find out tonight.
You waited patiently until she finished work, tidied up her desk and put on her emerald green coat. You couldn't miss her in that coat if you tried! Following her at a steady pace, careful not to be seen, you made the trip across town and towards the tall, lonely church. You watched from a safe distance as she ducked into a cellar door around the back of the church suspiciously, looking all around her. She was completely out of sight but you knew that you had to wait. Tapping your toe impatiently, you stared down at the gravel longing for things to be simpler. The ground was wet and soggy, the leaves a brilliant mixture of beautiful maroons, bronzes and ambers. It was just a shame the October damp had spoiled them. A quick glance towards the building wasn't the most inviting sight, but you decided it would be time to venture in anyway. You strolled cautiously across the green and down, through the door. You were quite surprised to find a little stone hallway and an old wooden trunk. Inside were several black cloaks and some masks. You didn't really understand what these could be for but in any case, if Esme caught you then it might shelter your identity somewhat. You gently slipped into the attire, took a slow, deep breath and calmly pushed open the door. The sight that met you was certainly a startling one. Twelve darkened, hooded figures stood in a semi circle at the far end of the room. They were gathered around a crimson alter of some sort, cream candles and cinnamon incense burned lavishly around the room, the spice prickled your nose and you resisted an immense urge to sneeze. You had to squint your eyes to really take in the room, the only source of light being several lanterns lining the wall. The centrepiece of the room was a blood red pentagram adorned with melted candle wax and dried flowers. You stood deathly still, your breath nonexistent and studied the hooded figures. Close inspection revealed emerald green cuffs poking out of the sleeves on one of the cloaks… Esme! They appeared to be performing a ritual of some description. There were pictures on the wall of faces and a thick wine coloured liquid spelled out the words 'You're Next'. You inhaled a sharp, quick breath as your eyes wandered over a picture of a girl. It was a face you recognised. Esme.Book Now Wellingborough ONLY
The Legend of Drakon
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 72%%
Sometimes, memories are the worst form of torture. The village used to be a cheerful, bustling township in the midst of the Kingdom. Now, it is but a forlorn kenopsia. When the curse fell upon the district, nearly everyone fled in fear. There are only a handful of villagers who still occupy the town, too afraid to leave incase the looming presence that attacked the village all those years ago deems them dishonourable. That same formidable beast now resides in what was once a mighty castle just past the edge of the village. The once tall, proud standing turrets and flags now lay in pieces, broken and displaced. For the most part, the beast is a silent resident, only emerging to hunt food or remind the townspeople of his intimidating presence and complete control.
The cursed goblet was the cause of the heinous destruction. Everyone in all the kingdom, from the depths of the deepest valley to the peaks of the tallest mountain knew about the famed beast and his prized goblet. The goblet was just one of his many, many treasures but this piece in particular was special. They say it held the power to transform any cowardly boy into an almighty god, strong and respected. Feared across all the Kingdom. But the beast would never let anyone get close enough to confirm the rumours. At 58 feet long from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail, deep crimson scales and a phoenix coloured crest. Dark, billowing smoke leaked menacingly from his nostrils and his eyes were ablaze with fury. He was a force to be reckoned with and they called him… Drakon.
One day, a young pauper took it upon himself to go in search of the goblet. He trekked across bright yellow fields, over cobbled grey bridges and trailed through royal blue rivers until he reached the cave in which Drakon occupied. Tiptoeing in ever so quietly, he attempted to take possession of the goblet but just as he was about to lay a finger upon the goblet, Drakon awoke. He let out a magnificent bellow and the pauper was reduced to a pile of ash in an instant. Drakon was so infuriated by the arrogance and disobedience of the people that he immediately began a frenzied rampage through the kingdom. He destroyed whole villages and forests, anything in his path was torched to rubble by the boundless flames his deep breaths produced. Finally, he began his attack on the King's castle. People fled in hurried panic, some cowered in their homes and others were silly enough to try to stop him. Almost 20 years later, the Kingdom is a shell of what it once was. That merciless day will remain a regretful memory forever, the day the kingdom burned; the day the townspeople lost everything.
The few who still remain in a state of surviving know what must be done, but all are too afraid to attempt it. If only someone was brave enough to take the goblet and release the kingdom from Drakon's immortal grasp…Book Now Wellingborough ONLY
Atlantis The Lost City
Difficulty: | Escape rate: 30%%
They used to shout my name, now they whisper it. A disgraced god, I used to own them. They were my things. 'Poseidon, god of the sea!' they used to chant. I was a feared, respected divinity. Worshipped. Now, I am but a hushed murmur. A punished inferior. An exiled mongrel. He will pay for what he has done…
Almost ten thousand years since the mysterious city suddenly sank into the emerald depths of the ocean. The stunning citadels and majestic statues now lay sunken and forgotten on the sea bed. Dancing corals creep up through the cracks in the architecture, lush thick moss covers the once pristine white, sandy temples and the brightly coloured fish dart playfully in and out of the windows. Silence deafens the atmosphere surrounding the excluded fortress. Occasionally, a hammerhead will sweep through, disrupting the peaceful solitude, but for the most part, this is the city that time forgot.
Today, you are on the verge of a break through, you can feel it in your very core. But then again, you've been wrong before. The last twenty-three years of research has been filled with false hope and dead ends, excitement and disappointment, trying to be the first to discover exactly why the curious city abruptly sank into the dark azure depths of the ocean. There is a whole new batch of old scrolls to sift through, extracted from a flooded parlour in the large sanctuary you and your team have recently started exploring. This was previously an inaccessible part of the citadel, you had to really push for the permission to bring this type of machinery down to the ocean floor. Hunched over your desk, magnifying glass in hand, you squint intently at the magical symbols and cyphers on the browned parchment. From what you've gathered over the years, you can decipher most of it. Shuffling through a few of the vellums, you can tell at a glance that this information is nothing extraordinary to the others that you have collected. It's discouraging to say the least, but you persevere.
Your radio crackles through before it connects to the surface and a friendly voice sounds out. "Come in, Aqua. What's the situation?�. Charlie has been a dedicated member of the research team since the expedition began. He's a kind of aloof soul, you can't help but adore him. Even if he does insist on silly code names. You smile through your response. "Nothing of importance but theres still a few more to look through. Could you send Hydra in again to grab another pile?�. There is another slight pause and a crackle. "Will do. The forecast up here is predicting crazy stuff. The news people reckon there's a huge tsunami headed towards England… can you believe that?! I think the facility might get a little shaky so don't be alarmed if you feel a couple of vibrations.�
Turning your attention back to the delicate papers, you can feel an all to familiar sinking feeling in your stomach. You will it to go away and try to remain optimistic. You happen upon an unusual looking arrangement of symbols, ones you haven't seen before. It's curious to say the least, your brows tie themselves together as you hurry to find a piece of parchment that might translate it. You study it meticulously, translating it a few times and a few more times again for fear of mistake. But there is no mistake. The transcription stares back at you, plain and clear and you are confused by what your brain scrambles to comprehend. From what you can deduce, it's a sort of schedule. A prediction calendar. A list of dates, exactly three millennials apart. At the foot of the scroll, there are a couple more cyphers translating to a very small piece of text;
Triton stole the offering,
It has yet to reappear.
The cause of townspeople's suffering,
Every three thousand years.
Should the legacy stay hidden,
The city shall ascend.
Forgiveness forbidden,
Poseidon's revenge.
As realisation sinks in, excitement starts to overwhelm you. You've managed to stumble upon something massive. This could lead you to the answer you've been searching for all these years! You're just about to radio through to Charlie to share the good news when your eyes fall upon a date on the scroll. It's today. In exactly an hour… You stop dead as a rising panic floods your body, coupled with a hot flush. Your memory flashes back to something Charlie said earlier "…huge tsunami… England… crazy stuff…� and suddenly it all falls into place. Atlantis is due to resurface today in an angry charge to destroy the world. Poseidon was never avenged and he intends to share his misery with the mortals who exiled him in a bid to anger the gods… more particularly, Triton. A thought crosses your mind to something you read a few weeks ago about an offering left for the gods from Poseidon. It was supposed to be his ticket into the high council. Assuming you can track down the location of the offering, recover it and return it, you may be able to stop the mass cataclysmic destruction about to reign down upon the world. At that very moment, a great quivering tremor engulfs the facility around you. You make a swift grab for the table to steady yourself. Looking out of the window, you can see panicked fish dashing to get away from the area and little air bubbles appear to be escaping from the buildings. You'd better hurry, the onslaught has already begun!Book Now Wellingborough ONLY
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As you stumble through the doorway of Hallow's house a gust of cold air hits you. Your eyes adjust as you look through the dark, foreboding room. The floorboards creak as you and the rest of your team carefully walk through the rickety, unstable hallway noting the thick layers of dust consuming everything when you suddenly see something in your peripheral vision. A doll, disturbingly beautiful yet creepy and untouched. You try to look away but her eyes follow you wherever you go. You leave the intimidating doll behind feeling her gaze burn the back of your head, and carry on through the derelict corridors. You swallow the feeling of immense fear at the back of your throat and push through the terror pulsing through your body. "You've done this so many times before...this is what you do� you mutter to yourself as you continue to find your team.
The shadows that pour over the furniture make the huge mansion look so incredibly empty. You start to remember the history, the stories. The first tragic story documented was of the beautiful Abigail. An innocent little girl whose life was stolen by her cruel, abusive parents who locked her away in her bedroom for years. Tragically she was taken by the flames of a blazing fire, burnt and alone. Some say they still see a little girl walking the hallways of the huge house. Since Abigail's death in the early 1940s, there has been a terrifying amount of disappearances and accidents within the walls, including death. The most recent event being a group of teenagers who were thought to have entered as a dare but none have been seen since 4 nights ago.
You and your leading paranormal investigative team start to set up equipment throughout the house, taking one abandoned room at a time. Hours passed as you attempt to contact any lingering spirits. With no luck, until a deafening scream echoes through the emptiness of the house. You run to see but as soon as you turn the corner, there he is, your best cameraman suspended mid-air, screaming with no more noise coming out. Eyes so wide with terror before his lifeless body drops to the floor. The sound of his screams still echoing through the house. Tears burn your eyes as you run to get your phone to call someone and the door slams behind you leaving you and your surviving teammates locked in with no way out.
You have to be logical, keep a cool head. You've dealt with unhappy spirits before, but something just doesn't feel right. Something more sinister is in play now. One step forward and you freeze. There it is, there's that doll. Realisation sets in…Abigail?Book Now Kettering ONLY
Dead Mans Cove
Kettering & Stockport
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The waves slam and crash against the old rickety wood of the famous pirate ship; The Pillager of The Damned as it sails across the seven seas. The sound of the waves like a lullaby after being a desolate, abandoned prisoner for 7 years. So lonely, forgotten. The bars so familiar and friendly, your home for so long. The echo of the crew above your head, working, fighting and singing all to satisfy the cruel Captain Storm Jackson. Given his name for the thunder and despair that he rains down on anyone to cross his path. Always intoxicated and giving away secrets that only a locked away companionless soul could overhear. The plans to steal the legendary pearl...tonight.
Dead Man's Cove. No one fully knows what lies there, only rumours of the rare, exquisite pearl. Only one pirate survived the treacherous journey however he is nowhere to be found and is thought to have gone crazy! Now, no one knows the horrors that await them at Dead Man's Cove but plotting your escape has been effortless as the dimwitted pirates have revealed a detailed plan of their mission to search and retrieve the precious pearl. Giving you time to plot your outbreak. No longer will you be held captive by the cruel Captain Storm, you will escape...but at what cost?
The crew has left, the ship is so quiet. All you have to do is breakout of your jail cell and venture through the Pillager of the Damned's decks without being seen! Find the raft and guide it across the stormy seas. Hurry your time has come to put your plan into action and jump over the hurdles that will come your way, freedom is in your sights…Book Now (Kettering) Book Now (Stockport) Kettering & Stockport ONLY
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In 1950, on our home soil, a destructive chemical called Venomous Agent X (VX) was created to wipe out millions of lives and was soon to be used in wars from 1950 to 1988. Up until 1993, when the Chemical Weapons Convention banned the chemical for heinous activities. Although the horrific chemical managed to slip through the cracks of society...
It's now 2040 and you and your covert team have been prepped and issued a mission of the utmost importance. A life or death assignment; to infiltrate the underground Russian warfare base run by Vadik Novikoff whom has recently launched a test strike on China using a chemical weapon thought to be VX. However our intelligence has informed us of the rumoured reproduction of the chemical known know only as VX 2.0 and is now the deadliest, most destructive chemical warfare weapon of all time! If the VX 2.0 is released it could spark a world war and obliterate countries in mere hours.
Its time to shut down the operation. this is the last chance for International peace so its down to you and your squad to retrieve VX 2.0 from the underground facility, and return it to the UK for disposal. You have 60 minutes until Vadik Novikoff returns with his troops and subverts the mission. Be quick and think fast, the fate of the world is in your hands...Book Now Kettering ONLY
Road to Glory
On the road
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It's a typical Sunday morning, preparing for your weekly Sunday streets game. Lacing up your boots, straightening up your shin pads, you sprint on to the pitch, ready for your local rivalry against Newbrook Colts. You can feel the grass whipping at your legs as your studs rip through the mud. The ball is kicked straight in front of you, you spin out of the path of the defenders and dribble the ball towards the goal. You could feel the weight of the eyes at the back of your head, feel the heat of the lads on your tail. You outrun two defenders then skip past the maze of legs and flying tackles around you. The keeper comes rushing out and BOOM, you nail the ball right into the top corner. The rest of the game was a blur, as the adrenaline took over you.
Two very smart-looking men approach you as you take your well-needed rest, towel around your neck, guzzling water like a camel in the desert. Turns out some talent scouts had observed you as you played, and were extremely impressed by your performance! You felt dazed when they offered you a trial for a Premier League outfit, a chance to become a professional footballer. A dream since you could kick a ball. Without a thought, you accept the offer and prepare to seize the opportunity with both hands.
Weeks flew by and you've shot from a trialist, to substitute to the starting 11. The newfound fame not quite settling in yet. Game after game, practice after practice all in preparation for the upcoming match…the biggest in the clubs history no less. The Cup Final. The biggest challenge of your life. The day started like any other, team tactics in the locker room, followed by interviews. It all just felt so overwhelming. You'd all taken your rightful seats perching on the benches, as the coach discusses the game plan, formation and positions. You had been made Captain for the big game, so the pressure was on for you to lead your team to glory, be the hero and bring home the coveted trophy! You pass the media room and engage in the final huddle before the match. Pats of appreciation consume your body as your legs started to tremble.
Looking down the tunnel into the bright lights of the stadium, sweat trickled down your forehead. The studs on your boots raising you to what felt like 10 feet tall. You start to jog into the abyss of the bright green grass, taking in the buzz of the crowd and the humming in your ears, adrenaline spiking. Now is your time to shine. Never back down. Time to bring it home, it's now or never...Book Now at selected locations


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Berkeley Remote Utilities
The Berkeley Systems Design (BSD) Unix implementation, known as BSD Unix, was a major step in Unix's development. Many innovations that began with BSD Unix are now standard on other Unix systems and have been incorporated into other operating systems in the world of TCP/IP and the Internet.
One of the innovations of BSD Unix was a small set of command-line utilities designed to provide remote access to Unix systems. This set of utilities became known as the Berkeley r* utilities, because the name of each utility begins with an r for remote. The Berkeley r* utilities are still available on Unix systems, and versions of most of the r* utilities are distributed with OpenVMS, Linux, Windows NT, Windows 2000, and other operating systems. However, even though TCP/IP is becoming more popular and more universal, these TCP/IP utilities have received comparatively less attention.
Some of the Berkeley r* utilities are as follows:
The r* utilities were designed in an earlier and simpler time for TCP/IP networking. The creators of these utilities expected that only trusted users would access these utilities. Today, many admins reject the whole concept of a "trusted" user. The r* utilities are generally considered too risky for today's open and interconnected networks and, even on an internal network, you must be very careful about how and when to use these utilities. The r* utilities do have a rudimentary security system that, if implemented properly, offers a measure of protection in very restricted and trusted environments.
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In recent years, more secure versions of some of the r* utilities have been developed to meet the need for security in today's Internet environment. Ssh, for example, is a secure remote shell application that replaces rsh and rlogin. Ssh uses encryption for secure authentication over hostile networks. You'll learn more about encryption and other security measures in Hour 20.
The r* utilities use a concept called trusted access. Trusted access allows one computer to trust another computer's authentication. In Figure 15.3, if Computer A designates Computer B as a trusted host, users who log in to Computer B can use the r* utilities to access Computer A without supplying a password. Computer A can also designate specific users who will be trusted users. Trusted hosts and users are identified in the /etc/hosts.equiv file of the remote machine to which the user is attempting to gain access. The .rhosts file in each user's home directory can also be used to grant trusted access to the user's account.
Figure 15.3. Unix trusted access.
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Because the /etc/hosts.equiv file and the .rhosts file grant access to system resources, they are a major target for network intruders. See Hour 19, "What Hackers Do," for more on network attacks. The vulnerability of the hosts.equiv file and the .rhosts file is one reason why the r* utilities are no longer considered secure.
The following sections discuss some of the Berkeley r* utilities.
Rlogin is a remote login utility. You can use rlogin to connect with a Unix host that is running the server daemon rlogind (d stands for daemon). Rlogin serves the same purpose as Telnet, but rlogin is considerably less versatile. Rlogin is designed specifically to provide access to Unix systems, whereas Telnet, which is covered under a TCP/IP standard, can have a broader application. Also, rlogin does not provide some of the configuration negotiation features available with Telnet.
A significant feature of rlogin is that, because it uses the r* utilities security model, it supports remote login without a password. No-password access is a property of all r* utilities, but some users consider a passwordless terminal session a little more unsettling than some of the other functions achievable through the r* utilities. Nevertheless, the r* utilities' security model does limit access to trusted users.
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It is important to keep in mind that network operating systems such as NetWare and Windows NT/2000 also provide methods for passwordless access to network resources after the user has achieved some form of initial authentication. The Kerberos authentication scheme, described in Hour 20, provides passwordless access to network resources on Unix/Linux, as well as Windows, networks. Many of the benefits of the r* utilities can now be achieved through other, more secure methods.
The syntax for the rlogin command is as follows:
rlogin hostname
where hostname is the hostname of the computer to which you'd like to gain access. If no username is specified, the username defaults to the user's username on the local computer. Otherwise, you can specify a username as follows:
rlogin hostname -l username
where username is the username you want to use for the login.
The server daemon rlogind, which must be running on the server machine, then checks host.equiv and .rhosts files to verify host and user information. If this authentication is successful, the remote session begins.
Rcp provides remote file access to Unix systems. Rcp is not as versatile or as widely used as FTP, but it is still sometimes used for file transfer in the Unix world. See Hour 14 for more on rcp.
Rsh lets you execute a single command on a remote computer without logging in to the remote computer. Rsh is short for remote shell. (A shell is a command interface to the operating system.) The rshd daemon, running on the remote computer, accepts the rsh command, verifies the username and hostname information, and executes the command. Rsh is useful when you want to enter one command and don't need or want to establish a terminal session with the remote computer.
The format for the rsh command is
rsh -l username hostname command
where hostname is the hostname of the remote computer, username is the name to use when accessing the remote computer, and command is the command you would like to execute.
The username (preceded by the -l ) is optional. If you do not include a username, it will default to the name on the local host as follows:
rsh hostname command
Rexec is like rsh in that it instructs the remote computer to execute a command. Rexec uses the rexecd daemon.
The syntax for the rexec command is as follows:
rexec hostname -l username command
where hostname is the name of the host, username is the user account name on the remote computer, and command is the command you want to execute. If you omit -l username, the username will default to the username on the local computer.
Ruptime displays a summary of how many users are logged in to each computer on the network. Ruptime also lists how long each computer has been up—hence the name r-up-time—and displays some additional system information.
To generate a ruptime report, you need only enter
Both ruptime and rwho (see the next section) use the rwhod daemon. Actually, each computer on the network has an rwhod daemon that broadcasts regular reports of user activity. Each rwhod daemon receives and stores the reports from other rwhod daemons for a network-wide view of user activity.
Rwho reports on all users who are currently logged on to network computers. Rwho lists usernames, the computer each user is logged in to, the time of login, and the time elapsed since login.
The syntax of the rwho command is simply
The default report excludes users whose terminals have been inactive more than an hour. For a report on all users, use the -a option:
rwho -a
Rwho, like ruptime, uses the rshod daemon.

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Reading the Sacred: New Approaches to Interreligious Relations
A series given by Professor Michael Barnes SJ
The 'landscape' of theology of religions has changed dramatically in the last couple of decades. Attention has shifted from largely Christianity-centred theological concerns to the practical issues that affect all people of faith. At the same time, a number of interreligious practices have arisen - from Comparative Theology and Scriptural Reasoning to pilgrimages and visits to places of worship - which have enormous potential for forging bonds between individuals and communities.
This series of lectures by Professor Michael Barnes SJ will focus on a range of new encounters, from the more purely historical to the ethical and political. Beginning in a particular place, each session will consider the questions that arise from learning how to 'read' the texts, artefacts, architecture, etc that are part of that context as well as the conversations that go on there. We will focus particularly on Christianity and the Indian religions and communities that are our neighbours in contemporary London.
- Sunday 14th July 2019
Time: 2.00pm – 4.00pm (Tea / Coffee from 1.30pm)
Suggested donation: £10 each daySunday, July 14, 2019 - 14:00 to 16:00
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Lyn Wright
Lyn Wright, owner and Managing Director, is a BAS Agent, Member of the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (MICB), an MYOB Professional Partner and has completed a Diploma of Financial Services, Certificate IV in Financial Services (Bookkeeping) and Certificate IV in Training &Assessment. Her background is in Insurance and Banking, along with Bookkeeping and Accounts Control Officer for small businesses. In 2005, Just Wright Bookkeeping was borne as a small business operating from home. Lyn has grown the business to Just Wright Account Keeping Services with 6 Bookkeepers plus support staff, in a bright, efficient office In Cockburn Central. Away from the office, Lyn enjoys reading, movies and her family and is a wife and mum to 2 grown-up children and a passionate supporter of the Fremantle Dockers.


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Google has introduced five new features within Google Apps, to make it easier for organizations and schools to start using Google Apps email services without leaving any of their email data behind.
Google has introduced the 'shared address book' which is designed to make it easier to get in touch with everyone in the organization without going to a separate list or company directory. When composing a new email, or sharing a document, users now have the option to search through all the users on the domain, even if they aren't in the users' personal contact list.
The new chat feature allows the user to interact with colleagues and friends directly from within the Google Apps start page. The new Google Talk gadget also allows for multi-person chat, so users can schedule a meeting or get input from multiple people without switching back and forth between chat tabs.
In addition, the start page is now a central place to preview and access the calendar and inbox, find company information, and search the web. Now users have access to even more options to customize the start page thanks to the new start page directory, which features thousands of Google Apps gadgets.


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It's amazing how quickly toys can multiply. You buy one small set of Fisher Price Little People and the next thing you know, they've moved in their entire family, all of their friends and their weird cousin's traveling circus. And when you're not looking, they travel... from one room to the next. Personally, I think the Matchbox cars are giving all the toys joy rides whenever us grownups turn our heads.
Or have you ever been walking casually across the living room only to suddenly be screaming out in mortal pain as Mr. Potato Head's eye stabs you in the foot? How about spraining your ankle on that plastic orange that just appeared on the floor out of nowhere? Or perhaps you've sat down on the wrong end of some miniature action figure from the latest Happy Meal? And don't get me started on the blocks... or the dishes... or the Barbies!
They're everywhere!!!
Well, with two young girls in our house, we are overwhelmed with toys. {Seriously, I don't know where they all come from!} So in a small effort to try and organize some of the chaos that is our playroom, I bought one of these when they were on sale at Target.
|Closetmaid 8 Cube Organizer
Along with it, I bought 6 of these Fabric Drawers in different colors.
|Closetmaid Fabric Drawer
Now, any "normal" person probably would have left it at that and just ensured that the drawers were used. But, I'll admit it... I'm not "normal". I love to organize things. I reallllly love to organize things. Drives the Heela crazy. He's on the opposite end of the spectrum. For example, his filing system consists of something like this... "Oh here is an empty spot that I can shove this piece of paper in. There. Done. Oh is this the napkin drawer? Eh, that's ok." Drives me bonkers. But I digress...
Where was I? Oh yes, fabric cubes... In order to really make the storage system effective I figured the kids would need to know where the Little People or the blocks or the Barbies were. So I decided to label the cubes. But given that they were only 2 and 3-years old at the time, I knew that just using words wouldn't work. So I decided to add {pictures}!
I divided the toys into groups and then took photographs of each set.
|Purses and Dress-Up
|Little People
|Baby Doll Clothes
After printing out the photos, I encased them in those self-laminating sheets to ensure they wouldn't get all mucked up by grubby little toddler hands. Then I attached each photo to a cube using self-stick velcro. That way, I can change out the contents of the cubes as their toys change and just replace the photo.
|Self-Stick Velcro enables easy change out of photos when necessary
Lastly, I used my label maker to add the title of each cube so they (maybe!) could learn the words too.
Now the kids can find what they want easily AND they can clean up effectively too since they know exactly where these toys are supposed to go!!
For the record, if you decide to use a standing unit like this (or have any furniture in your house that is tall and narrow) and you have young children, please please please be sure to attach the unit to the wall. I will admit that we had a quite a scare one afternoon when Boogey tried to pull Noah's Ark off that top shelf and the whole unit toppled over!! Thankfully, she somehow avoided being hit (or worse, crushed!) but it scared the bejeezes out of her - and me! That very night Heela attached the unit to the wall with one of those special safety straps. Please take my advice and spend the 5 bucks - it is worth it!
The girls actually like being self-sufficient so this system works great for them. And I love the little victory of semi-cleanliness and organization!!
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
17/03/2011 § 3 Comments
Images from the LIFE archives of the 1961 St. Patrick's Day Parade up Fifth Avenue. I happen to work along the parade route, so it's going to be a festive day around here. Yours truly will definitely be enjoying a fine cocktail or three — you'll all be with me in spirit!
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text: You bet they are. I recently purchased The Beatles US Albums box set and I now want to publicly thank the fine folks at Bull Moose Records (bullmoose.com). Today, completely out of the blue, I received a package from Bull Moose Records. In it was a Beatles US Albums Sampler with a note attached that read: Thanks for buying Beatles stuff from www.bullmoose.com recently. We got a small supply of these samplers to give away to Beatles fans. Unfortunately, they arrived after we shipped your order. We know you would have wanted one, so here is a little surprise from The Beatles. We hope you enjoy it. Wow, I am gobsmacked. What a classy organization. Many lesser companies would have just put these on eBay or found some way to make a buck from them. Bull Moose did not have to go to the trouble, time, and expense of sending this to me, but they did and for that I'm eternally grateful. They have proven they value their clients and for that they have made a loyal customer out of me. I doubt I'll ever get to New Hampshire, but I will be a loyal buyer at BullMoose.com. Thank you Bull Moose for making this Beatles fan's day.


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Kristin Cavallari's personal style
Kristin Cavallari has branched out from her Laguna Beach reality star days and is now designing a collection of shoes with Chinese Laundry, in addition to being a mom to her baby boy Camden with Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler.
Cavallari looked polished and chic throughout her pregnancy, wearing flowing maxi dresses, chic tank dresses -- and even having fun with her style by pairing floral pants with a black top.
"My personal style can be everything from girly and flirty to edgy and chic. I like to wear what I feel good in, not what the latest trend is," she told Seventeen magazine.
She said her fashion icon is another designer and mom. "The celebs whose style I love would have to be Victoria Beckham," she said.
She credits Burberry as her favorite designer and said there are five pieces every woman needs in her wardrobe (and she is wearing many of these in this look).
"Five pieces every girl needs in her closet are: a great pair of jeans, a good black heel, a great little black dress, tank tops for layering, and a jacket that can be worn day or night," she said.
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Cavallari looked polished and chic as she was spotted flaunting her baby bump in a black dress paired with a denim blazer. You can get her exact same dress as she is wearing the fabulous Isabella Oliver Maternity Ruched Tank Dress in caviar black ($155). This celeb-favorite maternity dress has also been spotted on Anna Paquin, Reese Witherspoon and Angelina Jolie! For a long-sleeved replica of this dress (that is also budget friendly!) check out the 3/4 Sleeve Side Ruched Maternity Dress ($20, Motherhood Maternity).
Cavallari pairs her dress with a cool denim blazer, similar to this cotton blend One-Button Denim Blazer ($60, New York & Company). Since you will be wearing the front buttons undone, there is no need to buy a maternity blazer! For another option, this blue Twill Boyfriend Jacket ($88, Express) has cool tuxedo details with a shawl collar and is made of a fabric that feels like silk for the perfect chic look.
Cool black strappy sandals are the perfect shoe for pregnant moms. Copy her look with these Brisky Flats ($40, Aldo) that feature a T-strap with sparkly appliqués. For a closed toe option, these Neda Ballerina Flats ($70, Aldo) feature a trendy embellished design and pointy toe.
Kristin Cavallari photo courtesy of Isabella Oliver
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Spirit Boldness: Day Eleven, Forty Days of Prayer
"'And now, Lord, look upon their threats and grant to your servants to continue to speak your word with all boldness, while you stretch out your hand to heal, and signs and wonders are performed through the name of your holy servant Jesus.' And when they had prayed, the place in which they were gathered together was shaken, and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and continued to speak the word of God with boldness" (Acts 4:29-31 ESV).
Father, you know I am afraid of rejection, of being seen as one of those weird Christians, but I know that so many around me need Jesus as I need Him. Open my eyes to opportunities to tell people about Him, to share how He has been my help in times of need, my healer and friend. Give me boldness and words to speak when these opportunities come. And show yourself strong on their behalf by healing, providing, encouraging and meeting them in their deepest needs. In Jesus's name, Amen.
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Over the years, I've been attempting to read all seven volumes of Edward Gibbon's The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. At first this started merely as an exercise, a way of proving something to myself. I thought it would be edifying. And it's actually turned out to be more than that – from time to time it's downright entertaining. It's a slog, but my goodness what an interesting slog it can be.
As I read accounts of the many civilizations whose histories overlap with Roman history, I find myself wanting to know much more about the languages of the people involved. A language is such an important part of a people's story, and I spend time digging around learning about the Scythian and the Parthian languages, or realizing I had never before considered just what tongue Attila was speaking when he ransacked Europe. (The answer, rather simply, is "Hunnic.")
How much do you know about the languages spoken by ancient civilizations? Take today's quiz to find out!
QUESTIONS: What is the name of the language spoken in the place or by the people listed below?
- the Assyrian and Babylonian Empires
- Rome
- the pre-Roman civilization located in what is now Tuscany, and parts of western Umbria
- the civilization whose capital was the city of Susa, located in parts of modern-day Iran and Iraq
- the cities of Thebes, Pergamum, and Ephesus
- the cities of Thebes, Memphis, and Amarna
- the civilization known for their seafaring merchants, whose capital was the city of Byblos (later Tyre)
- Hattusa, an ancient city on the Anatolian peninsula of Turkey, and its surrounding empire
- the late Iron Age confederation of tribes in eastern and northern Scotland
- the ancient Mesopotamian civilization recognized as the first to invent writing
BONUS: Which of the languages in these answers was written in cuneiform?
BONUS: Akkadian, Elamite, Hittite, and Sumerian
If you love ancient languages, be sure to check out some of my other posts on the topic!
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Barbershop owner killed after masked man opens fire
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A 49-year-old man was killed Friday morning after a shooting at a Jackson barbershop, police said.
Officers were called about 9:30 a.m. to Just for Kids Barbershop and Mentoring program in the 2500 block of Bailey Avenue, police said.
A man wearing a ski mask shot Johnny L. Brown multiple times, including in the chest, police said. Brown was taken to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, police said.
"There was a verbal exchange between the suspect and the victim. The suspect produced a handgun and fired multiple shots at the victim," Cmdr. Tyree Jones said. "We do not have a motive for this incident right now."
A witness reported hearing 10 shots.
The shooter left the scene in a white Chevy Suburban, police said.
There was at least one other person in the barbershop at the time of the shooting, Jones said. No one else was injured.
Friends said Brown, who owned the barbershop, had mentored young people for years.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS.


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Duration: 13 DaysQuaint and charming whilst also adventurous and vibrant, these two countries are contrast at its finest. Explore Bolivia and Chile by getting your culture fix on the streets of La Paz, taking in the beauty of the Avaroa National Reserve and channel your inner adrenaline seeker!
Bella Bolivia(Twin Room,Start La Paz, End Santiago de Chile)
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Day 1
Arrive La Paz
Welcome to La Paz, the highest capital city in the world! Catch your breath, meet up with your Contiki Team tonight and get right into it
Day 2
La Paz
Cameras on full charge and free breakfast fully taken advantage of, it's time to hit the streets of La Paz. Your Trip Manager will take you on a guided walking tour where'll get to explore all that the city has to offer. Feel the cultural vibes by the San Francisco Church and Metropolitan Cathedral, before you make your way to the colourful Jaen Street and Plaza Murillo. And for those feeling ultra spiritual, the Witches' Market is only a short walk away.
Day 3
La Paz to Sucre
Adios La Paz, you've taken our breath away (quite literally).Steeped in history with narrow tree lined streets, white stone buildings (some dating back five centuries) and endless blue skies, Sucre is a place where time stands still. Get your bearings on a guided walking tour and let the impressive Convento de San Felip Neri work its magic on your inner architecture nerd. The afternoon is then yours to explore places like Cal Orck'o (did someone say real dinosaur footprints?), wander the cities various museums, or just take it easy before the evenings shenanigans.
Day 4
With a full day in Sucre, the choice is yours of how to DIY your time in this cultural melting pot. Maybe the museums, galleries and parks are calling your name, or perhaps your itching for something a bit more physical? If that's the case, our ME Time Optionals are likely to be your jam - rock climbing or biking, anyone?
Day 5
Sucre to Potosi
Think you've seen it all in the last few days? We've barely gotten started... Today we big adios to enchanting Sucre and make our way to Potosi, a town rich in history, architecture, and silver.Situated at the foot of Cerro Rico (Rich Mountain), Potosi is a treasure trove of markets, churches and friendly locals. We'll get you adjusted on a locally guided tour around the city, stopping off at the Cathedral Market to check out the local wares and visiting sites like the impressive Iglesia de San Lorenzo de Carangas. Later, head out with your crew for a traditional local dinner, washed down with Chuflay a plenty. Que bueno!
Day 6
Potosi to Uyuni
Another lazy morning in Potosi, before making tracks for Uyuni, and we think you know what comes next...Welcome to Uyuni, the official gateway to the Salar de Uyuni...or the Bolivian salt flats to you and I. Excited much? You should be. To get you in the mood, we'll be heading to the Great Train Graveyard, which is every bit as incredible as it sounds. A place full of deserted steamtrains that were abandoned sometime in the 40s, if you're into deserted theme parks, ghost walks or general creepy stuff, you've found your mecca.
Day 7
Uyuni incl Salar de Uyuni
Wanna know what makes a breathtaking photo? Well, let's just say that in Salar de Uyuni, every angle is picture perfect. We hope you've been researching the best poses and use of props, because this is one experience most only get to enjoy once in a lifetime.
Day 8
Uyuni to Avaroa National Reserve
It's goodbye mini bus and hello 4x4's as we kick start our 2 day expedition across the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna Reserve.Not much can beat yesterdays views, but this sure gives them a run for their money. Hot springs, geysers, volcanoes, mountains, lakes and flocks of flamingos will have your head spinning 360 as you try to take it all on. Nature on steroids is probably the best description.
Day 9
Avaroa National Reserve to San Pedro de Atacama
Can it really get any better? You ain't seen nothing yet. Up with the birds, we'll stop off first for some geyser spotting before journeying on to the Salvador Dali desert. And yes, it's every bit as impressive as the name suggests.Who's ready for a new country? Oh hi there, Chile! From one other worldly landscape to another, we'll venture into the Atacama desert with San Pedro de Atacama in our sights, our home for the next 2 nights. Feel the dryness in the air? That's because this land is the driest non-polar desert in the world. Don't say we don't try to impress you.
Day 10
San Pedro de Atacama
After two days of crossing the Avaroa reserve, it's time to chill, and that poolside seat has your name all over it. But then again with sandboarding on offer, maybe the lure of the desert will be too hard to resist? As the afternoon rolls in we'll head out to Valle de la Luna. Literally translated as the Valley of the Moon, this lunar like landscape was carved by wind and water and is the probably the closest you'll ever get to a space travel experience. Seriously, can this trip get any better?
Day 11
San Pedro de Atacama to Santiago de Chile
It's time to leave the desert behind, as we pack our bags for our final leg of the trip and jump on an included flight to Santiago de Chile, the largest and capital city of Chile.Once we land it's time to get fully aquainted with this bustling place with a city tour to tick off all the local sights. Then, the afternoon is yours to explore.
Day 12
Santigo de Chile
Today is our last full day as a group (sob), so let's make the most it it, why not choose to visit the colourful hillside city of Valparaiso or spend a day exploring Chile's famous and delicous wineries.
Day 13
Santiago de Chile
And just like that, it's over. Say bye to your new friends for life, with plans for a Contiki 2.0 reunion already on the horizon.
- Locally guided walking tour
- See San Francisco Church and Metropolitan Cathedral
- Visit the Witches' Market, Plaza Murillo & colourful Jaen Street
- Cross Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve
- Included flight
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After spending time in both Kotor and Dubrovnik, I was wondering how much different Split would feel. It was surprising to me just how different the city felt. For starters, there is a walled city, but unlike Kotor and Dubrovnik, the walled city did not seem completely closed in, as it was open in some areas to the rest of the city. Also, while Split had some historical buildings, it had many more modern buildings than the other cities.
Our forecast showed rain on our second day in Split, so we strategized how we could see the city in a single day. That way, when it rained, we could relax in our apartment and catch up on our blog.
Getting to Split
We took the Croatia Bus from Dubrovnik to Split, a route that runs several times a day. I think the oddest thing about our 4.25 hour bus ride was the fact that we crossed through Bosnia during our ride. Before we looked at a zoomed in map of the region, we had no clue that Bosnia had a 20 kilometer (12 mile) stretch of waterfront smack in the middle of Croatia.
It was strange to have a border crossing in the middle of a domestic bus ride, but other than that, it felt just like any other bus ride that we've had in Eastern Europe.
Our Apartment
Since we always enjoy having an apartment and try and book them whenever we find an option that is within our budget. I was happy when we found Mila Apartment, a studio apartment which was centrally located and had great reviews.
One of the negative things about booking an apartment vs. a traditional hotel is the fact that you have to coordinate your arrival time with your host. It's somewhat challenging for us since we don't have a cell phone so if our bus is delayed (or early) we have no way to get in touch with our host. Mila Apartment took away that issue as the entry to both the apartment building and our apartment was by key code. We selected the code that we wanted and were able to let ourselves in on our own. It was a great system and made me wish that there were other places that used the same technology.
Our host, who lived upstairs with her family, greeted us warmly when we arrived. She even had some fresh out of the oven chocolate muffins and fruit for us, a very nice touch which we appreciated.
The apartment was very clean and had everything that we needed. The bed was comfortable and had an exposed brick wall behind it. It was a cool design element within itself, but there was a switch that turned on a light and could be changed to any color in the rainbow.
While the kitchen was not large, it had everything that we needed to create some pretty good meals. One of the best things about the apartment was the very fast wifi. We took the opportunity to load pictures to our Google drive, Skype with our families and download some television shows to watch later.
Like the rest of the apartment, the bathroom was very clean. The shower had great water pressure and there was a decent amount of hot water. The only time that I ran into issues was at the end of my shower the day that Andy took a long shower.
For us the location was perfect. We were in a central part of town but off a main road so it was nice and quiet. Directly across the street from our place was a grocery store which was great for picking up groceries, especially on the day it was raining.
Viewpoint of the City
Our apartment host told us that one of the things that we should do when we were in Split was hike up to get a viewpoint of the city. The first thing that we did was walk 20 minutes from town up to the viewpoint. Once we were there we were rewarded with great views of both the city and the water. After taking a few pictures, we headed back down to explore the rest of the city.
Since Split is located right on the water, we spent some time walking along the waterfront. It had a different vibe than Dubrovnik or Kotor as the waterfront in Split is much more industrialized. In addition to a number of ferries, there is also a large fishing industry.
If you have plans to take a ferry to any of the islands in Croatia, you'll likely be departing from Split. While we toyed with the idea of visiting one of the islands for the day, we learned it was not possible. In the high season, there are many more ferries, but in the low season, when we were visiting, there were very few options, none of which would allow us to visit the islands without spending the night there.
Cathedral of St. Domnius
One of the main attractions in Split is the Cathedral of St. Domnius. We decided to climb up the bell tower for a cost of 15K or $2.25 to get a view of the city. While we expected it would be somewhat busy, there were only a few other people around when we were up there which made it easy to set up the tripod and take some pictures.
We did not visit the inside of the cathedral as we could not figure out if it was open or not. The only people that we saw coming out and going inside were the nuns.
Wandering Around Old Town
The old town area was cute and we enjoyed spending time walking around, taking in the scenery. Unlike Dubrovnik and Kotor, the historical area in Split was only a small portion of the city. It was fun and we had a good time taking some pictures around town.
Booked Our Tickets to Ljubljana, Slovenia
One of the things that we knew we needed to do when we were in Split was purchase our bus tickets to Ljubljana. I had seen on Rome2Rio that there were direct buses from Split to Ljubljana, but it did not name the bus company which ran the route.
When we arrived at the bus terminal, we went to the international ticket counter to inquire about our route. The woman could not have been less helpful. When we asked for tickets to Ljubljana she said no. We then asked if we could get there by connecting in another city to which she responded "I don't know". While I would have pressed more, I knew that this woman was going to be absolutely no help to us.
We went back to the apartment and figured out an alternative routing which would get us where we needed to go. I found that by connecting in Zagreb we would be able to catch a DB Bus to Ljubljana. There are very frequent buses that go from Split to Zagreb so we purchased tickets that would allow for buffer time in case there were any delays. This left us with an early morning bus to Zagreb and a 2 hour connection before we caught our bus to Ljubljana.
Final Thoughts
Of the 3 cities that we visited along the Adriatic Sea, I would have to say that Split was my least favorite. The waterfront was not nearly as pristine, the city only had a small portion of historical buildings and there were not as many things to see and do.
If you're planning to visit Split, I recommend only visiting during high season. There were a lot of shops and restaurants that were closed when we were there during low season. Plus, we were not able to take a day trip to one of the nearby islands via ferry. Had we been able to do more during our time there, I think we both would have enjoyed it more.


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Savitri Basole from Lakhan village in Bidar, Karnataka 10 Years ago, she did not Believe in Yoga. Now she has Taught it to Thousands of Villagers for Free. she found out that she had a cyst in her uterus after she had an operation done.
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That is when her husband advised her to start practicing yoga. "I was skeptical at first. I thought that if some breathing exercises could cure illnesses, then nobody would be sick in the world. I wasn't sure if yoga could help me, but I just tried it for a month to make my husband happy," she says.
And within a month she could see the difference. Not only had her pain reduced, but she also felt a positive energy within her. Impressed by the impact of yoga, she decided to spread more awareness about it.
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Fixhawk/Pixhawk RGB External LED & USB module
This kit includes external RGB-LED and USB receptacle to connect to Fixhawk / Pixhawk. Use the provided cables and connect to the I2C splitter module to set up a bright, multicolor LED and convenient USB port for your vehicle.
•Dimension(mm): 18 x 19 x 5
•Weight(g): 5.4(include wire)
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