Annie Russell

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Being Human is the story of three twenty somethings who share a house, two guys and a girl. Nothing unusual there, except one guy Mitchell (Aidan Turner) is a Vampire, alright that's not all that unusual on TV these days, but his mate George (Russell Tovey) is a Werewolf and the girl Annie (Leonora Crichlow) is a Ghost. They try to live their lives as normally as possible by Being Human, but obviously this gets interfered with from time to time, what with all the blood lust and all.

Series two saw them being pursued by a mad Priest and a conflicted Scientist/Doctor, who were determined to destroy them. The conflicted Doctor fell in love with Mitchell the Vampire, but the mad priest tried to kill him by burning down the funeral parlour where he held Alcoholics Anonymous style meetings with all his Vampire mates, trying to wean them off of killing people. This resulted in many Vampires being killed, but Mitchell escaped.

In the meantime George and his former lover Nina (Sinead Keenan), who he had accidentally turned into a Werewolf, were being wooed by the Priest with the promise of a cure for their full moon issues. They had no knowledge of what was going on with Mitchell, or that his girlfriend was involved. They also did not know that the mad Priest and the Doctor/Scientist had already blown up four Werewolves in a compression chamber, while trying to cure them.

Mitchell and another Vampire had gone on a mad killing / revenge spree, because of the burning down of the funeral parlour. So we had lost our friendly, remorseful Vampire. Annie had decided to let the priest help her get to the other side, as with Mitchell on the run and George and Nina being cured, no one would be able to see her.

At the last moment, just before George and Nina are about to be blasted in the compression chamber, George discovers a message from one of the earlier Werewolves telling him that they all die. He breaks them out of the room they are being held in, just in time to see Annie dragged to the other side, after the Priest kills the Medium that works as his agent for speaking to her. So now Annie's gone, Mitchell has turned rogue and George and Nina are in mortal danger, it must be the end of the show.

George and Nina are just about to escape the building, when George turns and says the he knows that Mitchell is in there and he must get him. So he goes back and finds Mitchell about to tear the Priest apart. He persuades him that they should be better than him and they leave the Priest quivering on the floor, but unharmed.

The next we see George, Nina and Mitchell are holed up at a remote farm. Mitchell is full of remorse for the killing spree that he went on. Then Mitchell's ex, the Scientist/Doctor turns up, there are lots of harsh words, but the Werewolves and the Vampire decide to try and forgive her and let her stay the night. But during the night the Priest shows up and tries to kill them all. He kills the Doctor and grabs Nina, he is about to kill her when Annie suddenly appears from the other side and drags him across. A few moments later Annie appears to them on a broken TV. She tells them that the other side is all waiting around and there are lots of officials with forms in little rooms. The officials are angry with her for dragging the Priest across, as they don't have a form for that. Mitchell pledges that they are going to get her back.

In the final scene, reminiscent of Macbeth, two Witch like women raise Herrick, the former evil Vampire leader, from the dead. So there is plenty of ammunition for series three.

Being Human has had two good series. The show pokes fun at its own premise and there is frequent dark humour. The story lines are good and the acting is good too. Aidan Turner is suitably dark and brooding as the Vampire. Leonora Crichlow is cute and a little ditzy, as the ghost who likes to make tea for everyone, although she can't eat or drink herself. And Russell Tovey is very a very down to earth, easy going guy, who just happens to turn into a Werewolf and tries to kill people once a month, we've all met people like that.

Look out for Being Human series three.

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Bournemouth The Happiest Place To Live

Voted the happiest place to live and home to the best beach in the UK, Bournemouth oozes that 'something' of the perfect British town. It's quaint when it needs to be yet flamboyant on occasion. There are beautiful, lush gardens and long sandy beaches. Bustling shopping areas and tranquil café's. These all make for the wonderful town of Bournemouth.
Split into five main suburbs, each presents its visitor with something entirely different, but with that certain Bournemouth charm.

• Southbourne - Home to one of Bournemouth's three Blue Flag beaches, Southbourne is the perfect place for those wishing to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the relaxed attitude that this suburb exudes. The award winning beach provides for the perfect place to relax throughout the day, whilst the landscapes are fantastically lit, offering the perfect backdrop to a romantic evening meal.

• Boscombe - Renowned for its Boscombe Pier, the surrounding beach is a sanctuary for British surfers. There are a multitude of quirky outlets in Boscombe, allowing for some extremely unusual gifts to be purchased. Like Southbourne, Boscombe has some fantastic gardens that are worth a stroll through, whilst not forgetting its centre, which boasts a variety of high street shopping names which will fulfil even the most exuberant shopper.

• East Cliff and Central East - The ideal place to stay if wishing to sample all the delights of Bournemouth, Central East is home to the Travel Interchange, allowing for easy access to all parts of Bournemouth and Dorset. With a fantastic museum to Merton and Annie Russel Cotes, the pair who started the development of Bournemouth, it plays host to a large selection of their memorabilia taken from all over the world.
Not only a great place to rest your head at night in one of the many Bournemouth hotels, East Cliff and Central East provide celebrity shows at the famous Pavilion - the perfect way to end an evening after a memorable meal in one of Bournemouth's many gastronomic delights.

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There is so much to see and do in Bournemouth; one visit will never be enough. Pack your bags, book into a hotel and just see for yourself the delights of this wonderful town.

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Who is your favourite soap villain of all time?

Mine is evil psycho b*tch Clare Cunningham from Hollyoaks!!! She isn't necessarily the best of all time, but she's my absolute favourite. I also love Warren Fox, Andy Holt (the date-rapist) and Scott Anderson(the guy that used to own The Loft a few years ago) from Hollyoaks; Mad Mya from Coronation Street (she tried to kill Dev and Sunita), David Platt and Richard Hillman, also from Coronation Street; Kelli Vale, Zoe McAllister (the Summer Bay Stalker), Angie Russell, Sarah Lewis and Johnny Cooper from Home and Away (H&A always has great female villains); Trevor Jordache from Brookside, he was the guy buried in the backyard; Steven Beale (he's kind of a villain), Janine Butcher and Steve Owen from Eastenders; Sadie King, Cain Dingle and Robert Sugden from Emmerdale; and lastly Derek Evans (Ben's evil twin), Annie Douglas and Francesca Vargas from the fantastically over-the-top Sunset Beach.

Richard Hillman && Mad Mya && Janine Butcher-Total Favourites!

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BARBARA DAVENPORT
Barbara Ann Davenport, 76, of Texarkana, Texas, died Monday, March 1, 2010, in a local hospital.

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