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After recounting the incredible details of his parents' struggles and immigration he said:
This is not just my story. This is our story. It reminds us that we are "E Pluribus Unum." "Out Of Many, One."No one should dispute that, like every sovereign nation, we have a right to control who comes in. But unlike other countries, we are not afraid of people coming in from other places. Instead, inspired by our Judeo-Christian principles we Americans have seen the stranger, and invited them in.And our nation has been blessed for it, in ways that remind us of the ancient words:"God divided the sea and led them through and made the waters stand up like a wall. By day he led them with a cloud; by night, with a light of fire…."Our history is filled with evidence that God's hand is upon our land. Who among us would dispute that we are a blessed people? In the harbor of our most famous city, there is a statue of a woman holding a lamp. At the base of that statue is a poem which says [quotes poem at base of Statue of Liberty]. . . . For over two hundred years now, they have come. In search of liberty and freedom, for sure. But often simply looking for jobs to feed their kids and the chance of a better life.From Ireland and Poland, from Germany and France. From Mexico and Cuba, they have come. They have come because in the land of their birth, their dreams were bigger than their opportunities.Here they brought their language and their customs. Their religions and their music. And somehow, made them ours as well. From a collection of people from everywhere, we became one people. The most exceptional nation in human history.
This is a big vision of a big country, ever growing and constantly renewed by each generation of immigrants who add to — not subtract from — America. He continued:
And even with all our challenges, we remain the shining city on the hill. We are still the hope of the world. And even with all our challenges, we remain the shining city on the hill. We are still the hope of the world. Go to our factories and fields. Go to our kitchens and construction sites. Go to the cafeteria of this very Capitol. There, you will find that the miracle of America still lives. For here, in America, those who once had no hope will give their children the life they once wanted for themselves. Here, in America, generations of unfulfilled dreams will finally come to pass. I support this reform. Not just because I believe in immigrants, but because I believe in America even more.
Compare that to the cramped, angry words of opponents of immigration reform who are intent on keeping people out for fear that what is theirs will be taken from them.
In the eyes of Rubio and other Republicans who favor immigration reform, immigrants fuel our economy, add vibrancy to our society and are the essence of America. (Interestingly, there is more and more data to support this, including studies that we need low-skilled immigrants because of our declining birth rates). The other sees immigrants as a burden, a scourge, a source of disunity and a drag on the economy.
In the eyes of immigration reformers, the Senate's "Gang of Eight" makes things better — not perfect — through a whole variety of provisions (low-skilled workers, high-skilled workers, border security). Opponents find imperfections so monstrous that they prefer the current de facto amnesty system they've railed against for years.
Republicans who favor immigration and believe the GOP is doomed if it cannot improve its share of nonwhite voters, the fastest-growing portion of the electorate. The opponents threaten to sit home and accuse proponents of immigration reform of "bribing" the Hispanic electorate (Sen. Ted Cruz's words), as if lowering taxes or giving out farm subsidies is on some higher moral plane.
I'm betting that ultimately a majority of the House and Senate want to live in the America Rubio described. But I'm an optimist at heart.


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Two junior scholars in the history of science wish to propose a session at this year's annual meeting of the History of Science Society (HSS), to be held in Austin, TX, November 18-21. We are looking for a single participant to complete our panel of 4, and would like to solicit papers from anyone whose topic might mesh with the general subject of the session. The tenative title which we have at the moment is, "Imagined Worlds: Constructions of Nature in Early Modern Europe". The other proposed papers will focus respectively on 16th-century English books of secrets, early modern Spanish cosmography, and 17th-century Jesuit science, so we have a broad range of interests and methodologies represented.
If interested in submitting a brief paper proposal (including a 100-word abstract) by April 1st, please contact Mark Waddell at the address below. Thank you.
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State v. Mr. C (2017)
Practice Area: Criminal Law/ DUI
Date: May 18, 2017
Description: University Lakes Justice Court: Mr. C was alleged to have committed a first time regular DUI after being stopped by Arizona State Police Officers after an alleged traffic violation. Mr. C allegedly did poorly on field sobriety tests and a recorded blood alcohol content test of .088 on the Intoxilizer 8000 breath machine. If found guilty, Mr. C would have been required to serve jail time, complete substance abuse classes, install an ignition interlock device on his car, and pay substantial fines. Mr. Goebel was able to convince the prosecutor to allow Mr. C to plead to a reduced plea of Reckless Driving. This prevented Mr. C from having a DUI conviction on his record, pay reduced fines, and not have to install an ignition interlock on his car.
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Chip, Chip, Chip. He's so silly. Here is what we found him doing on Tuesday morning….
… and he looks so innocent… NOT!!
Who knows how many M & M's he ate. He may have given them to the cats. No, they don't like chocolate.
He's so sneaky.
The children loved his message. Nathan found him and was laughing at how Chip spelled "says".
Sarah was upstairs crying that she didn't find Chip first. Oh jeez. You just can't please everyone, right! Right?
So, when we got up this morning, Chip was much easier to find….
Yup, there he is hanging out with Sarah's Barbie in Sarah's room. Her favorite Barbie, she told me this morning. So now is Chip a "ladies Man"? Hmmm.
As I woke Sarah, I said "Chip is in your room". Boy, she was up faster than I'd ever seen her move. Where? Where? Then she just laughed. That Chip is so funny.
Nathan now wonders what silly thing will happen in HIS room. I'm sure the possibilities are endless in there!!! We still have 23 more days with Chip so we'll just have to see what and where he will be each morning.


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Prince Claus of the Netherlands
Prince Claus of the Netherlands, Jonkheer van Amsberg (German: Klaus-Georg Wilhelm Otto Friedrich Gerd von Amsberg; 6 September 1926 – 6 October 2002), was the husband of Queen Beatrix, and the Prince Consort of the Netherlands from Beatrix's ascension in 1980 until his death from Parkinson's disease and heart and respiratory ailments in 2002.[1]
Prince Claus in 1986
|Prince consort of the Netherlands
|30 April 1980 – 6 October 2002
|6 September 1926
Schloss Dötzingen, Hitzacker, Lower Saxony, Germany
|6 October 2002 (aged 76)
Academic Medical Center, Bijlmermeer, Amsterdam, Netherlands
|15 October 2002
Nieuwe Kerk, Delft, Netherlands
Beatrix of the Netherlands (m. 1966)
|Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
Prince Friso
Prince Constantijn
|Claus Felix von Amsberg
|Baroness Gösta von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen
|Lutheranism (until 1966)
Reformed (from 1966)
Claus was born Klaus-Georg Wilhelm Otto Friedrich Gerd von Amsberg, on his family's estate, Schloss Dötzingen, near Hitzacker, Germany, on 6 September 1926.[2] His parents were Claus Felix von Amsberg and Baroness Gösta von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen. His father, a member of the untitled German nobility, operated a large farm in Tanganyika (formerly German East Africa) from 1928 until World War II. From 1938 Claus and his six sisters grew up on their maternal grandparents' manor in Lower Saxony; he attended the Friderico-Francisceum-Gymnasium in Bad Doberan from 1933 to 1936 and a boarding school in Tanganyika from 1936 to 1938.[3]
Claus was a member of such Nazi youth organisations as Deutsches Jungvolk and the Hitler Youth (membership in both was mandatory for all fit members of his generation).[2][4] From 1938 until 1942, he attended the Baltenschule Misdroy.
In 1944, he was conscripted into the German Wehrmacht, becoming a soldier in the German 90th Panzergrenadier Division in Italy in March 1945.[3] He was taken prisoner of war by the American forces at Meran before taking part in any fighting.[3] After his repatriation, he finished school in Lüneburg and studied law in Hamburg. He then joined the German diplomatic corps and worked in Santo Domingo and Ivory Coast. In the 1960s, he was transferred to Bonn.[1]
Claus met Princess Beatrix for the first time on New Year's Eve 1962 in Bad Driburg at a dinner hosted by the count von Oeynhausen-Sierstorpff who was a distant relative of both of them. They met again at the wedding-eve party of Princess Tatjana of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg and Moritz, Landgrave of Hesse, in the summer of 1964. With memories of German oppression still very strong 20 years after the war, sections of the Dutch population were unhappy that Beatrix's fiancé was a German and former member of the Hitler Youth. Nonetheless, Queen Juliana gave the engagement her blessing[3] after giving serious thought to canceling it. The engagement was approved by the States-General—a necessary step for Beatrix to remain heiress to the throne—in 1965. He was granted Dutch citizenship later that year and changed the spellings of his names to Dutch.
The pair were married on 10 March 1966. Their wedding day saw violent protests, most notably by the anarchist-artist group Provo. They included such memorable slogans as "Claus, 'raus!" (Claus, get out!) and "Mijn fiets terug" (Give me back my bike), a reference to the memory of occupying German soldiers confiscating Dutch bicycles. A smoke bomb was thrown at the wedding carriage by a group of Provos.[2][3] For a time, it was thought that Beatrix would be the last monarch of the Netherlands.
However, over time, Claus became accepted by the public, so much so that during the last part of his life he was considered by some to be the most popular member of the Royal Family.[3][5] This change in Dutch opinion was brought about by Claus's strong motivation to contribute to public causes (especially Third World development, on which he was considered an expert), his sincere modesty and his candor (within but sometimes on the edge of royal protocol).
The public also sympathised with Claus for his efforts to give meaning to his life beyond the restrictions that Dutch law imposed on the Royal Family's freedom of speech and action. However, these restrictions were gradually loosened; Claus was even appointed as senior staff member at the Department of Developing Aid, albeit in an advisory role.
One example of his attitude toward protocol was the "Declaration of the Tie". In 1998, after presenting the annual Prince Claus Awards to three African fashion designers, Claus told "workers of all nations to unite and cast away the new shackles they have voluntarily cast upon themselves", meaning the necktie, that "snake around my neck,"[2] and encouraged the audience to "venture into open-collar paradise". He then removed his tie and threw it on the floor.[6][7]
Claus battled depression for a number of years, and underwent a surgery in 1998 to remove his prostate. In 2001, he underwent another surgery to remove one of his kidneys. He eventually died on 6 October 2002 from Parkinson's disease and heart failure.[1]
Titles, styles, honours, and armsEdit
- 6 September 1926 – 16 February 1966: Jonkheer Klaus von Amsberg
- 16 February 1966 – 10 March 1966: Jonkheer Claus van Amsberg
- 10 March 1966 – 30 April 1980: His Royal Highness Prince Claus of the Netherlands, Jonkheer van Amsberg
- 30 April 1980 – 6 October 2002: His Royal Highness The Prince Consort of the Netherlands[8][9]
- Netherlands: Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Netherlands Lion[10][11][12][13]
- Netherlands: Recipient of the Cross Medal of Nijmegen Marching Proficiency[14]
- Netherlands: Recipient of the Queen Beatrix Inauguration Medal
- Netherlands: Recipient of the Wedding Medal of Prince Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange and Maxima Zorruigeta
- Austria: Grand Star of the Decoration of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria[15]
- Denmark: Knight of the Order of the Elephant[16]
- Ethiopian Imperial Family: Grand Cordon of the Order of the Queen of Sheba[17]
- France: Grand Cross of the Order of the Legion of Honour[18]
- Germany: Grand Cross Special Class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany[19]
- Iceland: Grand Cross of the Order of the Falcon[20]
- Italy: Knight Grand Cross with Collar of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic[21]
- Ivory Coast: Grand Cross of the National Order of the Ivory Coast[22]
- Japan: Grand Cordon of the Order of the Chrysanthemum[23]
- Norway: Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Olav[24]
- Portugal: Grand Cross of the Order of Christ
- South Africa: Grand Cross of the Order of Good Hope[25]
- Spain: Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III[26][27]
- Sweden: Commander Grand Cross of the Royal Order of the Polar Star[28]
- United Kingdom: Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order[29][30]
Academic awardsEdit
- Honorary Doctor of the International Institute of Social Studies (1988)
Prince Claus was also appointed Honorary Fellow of the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) in 1988. Prince Claus was held in very high esteem in the international development cooperation community, partly because of his considerable insight and understanding of the problems involved, and partly because of his exceptional gift for expressing the hopes and anxieties felt by all.
|Ancestors of Prince Claus of the Netherlands
|King Willem-Alexander
|27 April 1967
|He married Máxima Zorreguieta Cerruti in 2002, and has three daughters.
|Prince Friso
|25 September 1968
|12 August 2013[31]
|He married Mabel Wisse Smit in 2004, and had two daughters.
|Prince Constantijn
|11 October 1969
|He married Laurentien Brinkhorst in 2001, and has two daughters and a son.
Health and deathEdit
Claus suffered various health problems, such as depression, cancer and Parkinson's disease. He died of complications of pneumonia and Parkinson's at the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam on 6 October 2002 after a long illness, aged 76. He died less than 4 months after the birth of his first grandchild.
He was interred in the Royal Family's tomb in Delft on 15 October. It was the first full state funeral since Queen Wilhelmina's in 1962.
- ^ a b c "Prince Claus of Netherlands Dies". The Washington Post. Retrieved 11 October 2018.
- ^ a b c d Simons, Marlise (7 October 2002). "Claus von Amsberg, 76, Popular Dutch Prince". The New York Times. Retrieved 27 September 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f Halasa, Malu (7 October 2002). "Obituary: Prince Claus of the Netherlands". The Guardian. Retrieved 11 October 2018.
- ^ Hitler Youth: Prelude to War 1933–1939. The History Place. Retrieved on 23 April 2014.
- ^ (in Dutch) Máxima en Claus populairste Oranje-leden
- ^ (in Dutch) Claus' speech in which he removes his tie, among other video fragments Archived 12 January 2012 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Prins Claus werpt stropdas af (1998)". nos.nl (in Dutch). Retrieved 18 September 2019.
- ^ Decree concerning the titles and names of Prince Claus after his marriage with Princess Beatrix – Website with Legislation concerning the Royal House of the Netherlands (Dutch)
- ^ "Titels leden Koninklijke Familie". The Royal House. Retrieved 26 May 2017.
- ^ "Photo" (JPG). images.memorix.nl.
- ^ "Photo" (JPG). oud.digischool.nl.
- ^ "Photo" (JPG). m6.paperblog.com.
- ^ "Photo" (JPG). s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com.
- ^ "Vierdaagsekruisje van prins Claus te zien - Vorsten". 23 May 2016. Retrieved 25 September 2017.
- ^ "Reply to a parliamentary question about the Decoration of Honour" (PDF) (in German). p. 111.
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 29 January 2017.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 23 September 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ "Photo" (JPG). static2.volkskrant.nl.
- ^ "Photo" (JPG). static3.volkskrant.nl.
- ^ State visit, Photo Archived 3 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine of Beatrix, Claus and Icelandese President
- ^ Italian Presidency, S.A.R. Claus Principe dei Paesi Bassi – Decorato di Gran Cordone
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 23 September 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ "Queen Beatrix Jewellery - The Royal Forums". www.theroyalforums.com. Retrieved 25 September 2017.
- ^ Volks krant, State visit of Netherlands in Norway, 1986, Group Photo
- ^ "1999 National Orders awards - South African Government". www.gov.za. Retrieved 25 September 2017.
- ^ Boletín Oficial del Estado. 8 October 1985.
- ^ Viva Máxima Blog, State visit of Beatrix in Spain in 1985, Group Photo Archived 21 September 2013 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 23 September 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ Volks krant, State visit of Netherlands in United Kingdom, 11/1982, Group Photo
- ^ Prins Friso overleden (nl) Telegraaf.nl
External linksEdit
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Prince Claus of the Netherlands.
- In pictures: Prince Claus remembered
- Video: Condolences pour in, 7 October 2002
- Dutch Royal Family website: Biography
- Profile at The International Institute of Social Studies (ISS)
Prince Claus of the NetherlandsBorn: 6 September 1926 Died: 6 October 2002
|Dutch royalty
|Preceded by
Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld
| Prince consort of the Netherlands
until 2013
Title next held byMáxima Zorreguieta Cerruti
as queen consort


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Take a break from your daily routine and plan an amazing vacation by yourself or with your family. These tips contain everything you need to know to be prepared, save money and have a great time. Get ready ahead of time and make sure you enjoy your vacation.
Take an extra debit card with you while traveling. Things sometimes get lost on long trips. If you can, keep an extra debit card handy. Having too much cash on hand is often a bad idea. An extra debit card is much less risky and far easier to keep track of.
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If you are traveling by plane, make sure you have enough room in your luggage for the things you want to take back. If your bags are packed full before you get there and you want to buy new clothes or souvenirs, not only will your clothes get all wrinkly, but there could be a chance that your luggage bag bursts and you lose the old things, as well as the new.
Hotel stationery is a great souvenir, and hotels do not charge you for taking it. The hotels realize that their stationery is a form of advertisement for them, so if you take it and use it, you are doing them a favor. Most higher-end hotels have beautiful stationery, so snap it up! They don't mind.
As you make your travel arrangements, consider renting a vacation home from the residence's owners. There is a large selection of properties online, and owners are usually very willing to negotiate the price of the home. At a hotel, the employees can't always authorize those types of changes to the rate. Always ask for references and make sure that you look at a lot of pictures of the home before you book your vacation.
When traveling by car in the winter always have your car checked out before you leave. This is one of the most important driving tips for winter. It would be very unfortunate to get stuck in the cold winter weather due to car trouble. Have your local auto shop give your car a quick look over to make sure it is safe for winter travel.
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The postman rings the bell. Just once. Not because there's a parcel, but because he wants to know if the car outside my house with one of its back windows open is mine. Oops.
It's nearly midday, I parked up some time yesterday afternoon, so the car has been sitting there for at least 20 hours, on the street in an insalubrious part of north-west London, with the window wide open. Oh Lordy, what am I going to find – squatters, feral children, a family of foxes firmly in residence, with the upholstery ripped up to make a nice nest for the cubs? For sure, the kids who skateboard up and down the street will have got in, tagged it, attempted a hot-wiring, and either succeeded and taken it on a terrifying all-night joyride of crime, or failed and torched it in frustration. The phone call to the General Motors press office is going to be a difficult one...
Oh, it's fine. Untouched. No one, not even a pigeon, has been in by the looks of the thing. Which either means that my neighbourhood has proper poshed up overnight, or that no one wanted to get in.
I think the latter is more likely. Because the Chevrolet Cruze hatchback is possibly the dullest car in the world. It's an American car trying to be a European car, and it's about as successful as Anne Hathaway's Yorkshire accent in the film, One Day.
Style-wise it's just unimaginative. It copies, rather than has any ideas of its own. No wonder the kids weren't interested, they wouldn't have wanted to be seen dead in it. It's a car for middle-aged people. Nothing wrong with that, but these are middle-aged people who aren't having – will never have – a crisis. It's grey. If this car was a former prime minister it would be John Major. Mine is actually grey, but even if it was yellow, it would still be grey.
It's grey to drive to – heavy, flabby, underpowered. And responsive like a barge is responsive. Which makes it even more annoying that I got done by a speed camera – 56 in a 50. Yes, I'm ashamed of myself, I know it's wrong. But I could have at least been having some fun. Maybe I'll contest it, tell the court I was bored into it. That should work.
So it must have something good about, maybe it's very economical to run, or not too harsh on the planet... CO2 emissions are 153g/km! That's rubbish, bordering on a disgrace. There's nothing going for this car.
And the squatters, the feral kids, the foxes all knew. To be honest, they probably didn't notice the window was down because they didn't notice the car at all. I could have left it there quite safely all winter, with the key in the ignition. But some one's taken it away now. Thankfully.
GM Chevrolet Cruze hatchback
Price £14,895
Top speed 118mph
Acceleration 0-62 in 12 seconds
Fuel consumption 42.8mpg
Emissions 153g/km
Green rating 3/10
Cool rating 0/10
• This article was amended on 14 November 2011. The car was incorrectly described as the Toyota Chevrolet Cruze hatchback in the original headlines and picture caption.


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The beautiful evergreen Bay laurel (Laurus nobilis, Family: Lauraceae) tree may grow in its native Mediterranean area as tall as 40 to 60 feet. Its thick, glossy, smooth, elliptical leaves measure from one to four inches in length and up to one inch in width. They are both the plant's beauty and its use.
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Last weekend was Midsummer. In Finland this is celebrated extensively, either as the start of the Summer or the start of the countdown to the shortest day of the year (21 December). One obvious important part of the celebration, no matter what the weather looks like, is to go to sauna, preferably near a lake or the sea.
So it went this Midsummer as well. The weather was quite cold and rainy in the end, but the sauna was nice. One interesting aspect was a discussion in the sauna on the merits of the EU's Sulphur Directive, which should be implemented by the end of 2015, in particular regarding the effects on Finland's competitive position. The Sulphur Directive is explicitly aimed at sulphur emissions of the the shipping industry, in the context of the environmental fragility of the Baltic Sea.
My point of view, which I also recently advanced in an op-ed in the Finnish daily newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, is that the Finnish forest industries' developing biofuel industry is the perfect answer to the punishment of the Sulphur Directive. As biofuel does not contain sulphur, it would create an advantage for shipping companies to use it relative to those who use traditional fuel (i.e. diesel or something). Furthermore, the enormous demand for fuel due to the geographical position of Finland and hence the great reliance on shipping for exports, would be a huge stimulus for this industry, which is still in its infancy, A CEO I spoke with mentioned that with the currently planned biofuel-plants, 2 (!!) ships could be provided with biofuel for a year. This obviously means there is not yet nearly enough capacity. But there is a prospect for growth.
I don't know how biofuel would compare with normal fuel in terms of price, taking into account the Sulphur Directive. But my companion in the sauna advanced the opinion, that nonetheless Finland (and hereby taxpayers) would pay a large price through the Sulphur Directive. He mentioned two arguments: 1) biofuel would be much more expensive and 2) other Baltic Sea countries have not ratified the Sulphur Directive (either). 1) is hard to assess, but 2) is easily checked.
Actually – I take that back. I found a document, that listed most of the EU states and Norway regarding the implementation of the Directive, but countries like Estonia and Latvia were not included. But in any case, I will get back on this issue, in relation to the direct effect of Directives and the implementation of the Directive in all Baltic Sea countries.
So, as it is, it cannot be said that only Finland would pay a price for the implementation of the Sulphur Directive. Obviously, there is likely a huge effect in the short term, because so many products can only be exported by ship. But also on this issue, I hope to return to those aspects in a later post featuring statistics on trade, transport and the like.
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Many roleplaying games have a mechanic in place to gauge characters morality. In Dungeons and Dragons, that system is called alignment. It is one of the most misused and misunderstood aspects of roleplaying.
This episode we discuss the various alignment or guided morality in games and break down what we like and what we don't.
Cast – Eric, Mike, Dan, Mark, Jayson & Shawn
Running Time – 39:31
00:00 Intro (featuring Pete Figtree from the Ruthless Diastema podcast)
00:40 Topic: Alignment
Items Mentioned: Legend of the Five Rings, Shadowrun, Dungeons & Dragons, Hackmaster, Star Wars RPG, Stormbringer RPG
10:28 SIDETANGENT: The Video Game Perspective
Items Mentioned: Jade Empire, Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, Fallout, Infamous
14:14 Back on Topic
14:40 TANGENT: Affiliations
Item Mentioned: Maure Castle
15:45 Back on Topic
Items Mentioned: True 20, Victoriana
21:09 TANGENT: Lawful Good Villains /The Wheel of Time
Item Mentioned: Wheel of Time
22:23 Back on Topic
Item Mentioned: DC Heroes RPG
24:31 TANGENT: Batman vs. Punisher
Items Mentioned: Batman, Punisher
26:53 Back on Topic
Items Mentioned: Ravenloft, Hero System
31:30 TANGENT: Video Game Perspective Revisited
Item Mentioned: World of Warcraft
32:40 Back on Topic
Items Mentioned: Cyric, Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, Game of Thrones, 7th Sea, Green Ronin
38:50 Outro
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[SWITCH] NX-Shell v1.00=>1.02 Beta
Posté : 27 mai 2018 8:01
Joel16 propose la version 1.00 puis 1.02 Beta de "NX-Shell", portage de son Shell / Gestionnaire de fichiers "3DShell" pour la nintendo Switch.
(Note: I re-uploaded the build with the fix for opening empty directories)
Added a menu bar - Use the Y button to access it. (Can only open settings for now, so the settings icon stays highlighted. The animation is something I tend to improve upon in later releases)
Added dark theme mode. (Can be enabled/disabled in settings)
Added .ZIP extraction. (Press A on a .zip file)
Added Sorting options under settings. (Sort by alphabetical - ascending and descending order, by date (currently doesn't work properly), by size - smallest and largest).
Add support for GIF/BMP images in image viewer. (GIFs will be displayed as a static image)
Improvements and Fixes:
Progress bar is now properly displayed for copying/moving/extracting files.
Improved many textures as well as some internal improvements in handling textures and some fixes with font alignment in certain areas.
Fixed copy/move being enabled at the same time. If you press B in the options dialog it will cancel the item that is currently in the copy/move list. Instead, X should be used to open/close the file options dialog. The row/column will also reset when the B key is pressed.
Freed some textures that weren't previously freed, also free entries once we are done using them.
Initial support for playing Audio files. (Following formats are supported: MP3, MIDI, FLAC, OGG, WAV, MOD. Please note I have only tested OGG, WAV and MP3). Music player only supports pause/play for all audio files and next/previous for MP3 files only. ID3v1/ID3v2 is supported.
Initial touch screen support thanks to StevenMattera!
Use left /right key to reach end/start of directory list.
Initial support for OSK (on screen keyboard). You can use the touchscreen, or if you wish, you can use the buttons. ZL = shift, ZR = caps, PLUS = accept, MINUS = return, A - enter character and B - remove character.
Rename and New Folder now works.
Fixed bug when opening empty directories.
Fixed moving folders recursively.
Replaced the empty 'general settings' with an 'about' dialog in settings menu.
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ILEP appoints Geoff Warne as new CEO
July 20, 2018
On behalf of the ILEP Board, Jan van Berkel, ILEP President, has announced the appointment of Geoff Warne as Chief Executive Officer for the federation.
"I am delighted to announce that Geoff Warne, who is well known to many of us within ILEP and the wider leprosy community, will be taking up this important position," says van Berkel.
"It is great to have Geoff back in ILEP in this crucial year for the international leprosy community, in which the Global Partnership for Zero Leprosy will deliver its Research Agenda and Roadmap to Operational Excellence. ILEP has the ambition and expertise to contribute as a key player in both exercises.
"The ILEP Board is looking forward to benefiting from Geoff's impressive experience and track record as an NGO leader in the leprosy field."
Geoff Warne was General Director of The Leprosy Mission International, an ILEP member, for ten years. He has extensive experience in leadership and senior management in health and disability NGOs, as well as within federated organisations, and has 17 years' senior experience in the leprosy world. For the past two years, he has been working as a consultant in his native New Zealand.
Warne says: "It's an exciting and dynamic time to be coming back into the leprosy world and especially into ILEP. The contribution of ILEP and its members to the goal of zero leprosy has been immense and I am inspired by the way it has grown in stature and capability in recent years. It's a real privilege to come into a leadership role with this team."
Warne will be joining the ILEP secretariat team in Geneva, Switzerland from mid-August, taking over the CEO role from Tanya Wood.
ILEP is a federation of 13 international non-governmental organisations united to create a world free from leprosy. Members work in 66 countries on 700 projects. ILEP supports a technical commission of world experts on leprosy, and has an advisory panel of persons affected by leprosy. ILEP was a founding member of the Global Partnership for Zero Leprosy – a new partnership launched in January 2018 to align the leprosy community and to accelerate effective collaboration towards the goal of zero leprosy.


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December 29, 2013
Late Date with the Holiday Decor!
Well, I was sick for Christmas this year and I think my husband has been referring to it as "the kennel cough". So I am very late in getting the photos of the holiday decorations up I guess. But I hate to see Christmas end so I am still going to post how I decorated this year and since my husband is half Serbian, I am still on time for Serbian Christmas on January 7th!
I am not one to have a "theme" each year although I do like to change it up a bit from time to time just to keep it fresh. I don't have the storage space to change the theme each year plus the memories that are brought back when you take out the old favorites is far more precious to me than looking like a magazine.
I think this will just be mostly photos with a bit of commentary when needed only. I hope you enjoy and are inspired….for next year maybe. At least if any of this does inspire you, you can pick up your supplies at 1/2 off! Now that makes my heart sing…..I am going to take you from the front through to the back so take off your coat and get comfortable!
I love Jesus and He is my reason for celebrating Christmas so that was the only "theme" that was used this year (I guess that makes me a liar, liar, pants on fire). The front starts with his manger…..
Then I made a Star of David out of a foldable yardstick and my old tree skirt was repurposed as His Royal robes
Shepherd's Staff because He is our Shepherd
The porch swing got gussied up a bit
You can make any garland into a wreath just by connecting the ends!
downspouts got some greenery and berries
Come on inside!
I made the pine wreath by wiring bunches of pine from one of the pine garlands to a wire form then added ribbon I already had on hand. Then I just hung it inside an empty frame and hung that in front of the mirror.
shoe forms
Free huge woven something or other from the trash and a $5 bird cage add big impact and cover up an unsightly fireplace
small white lights mixed with large vintage colored lights
loads of homemade ornaments….
make a beautiful tree
old lantern filled with some green bulbs
another star from foldable yardstick
Mini Christmas Trees from old record player springs and sticks
foldable "A" for my A+ husband out of……..foldable yardstick!
greens and a thrift store tree for $3
mini nativity
nativity ornament
First nativity I bought as a married woman….
Welcome to the Dining Room
I had so many left over sweaters from my sweater trees last year and the sweeter tree skirt this year, that I made a whole forest!
cookies from my cookie exchange YUM!
even the dog's crate got a little jolly!
a little chalkboard from a $3 thrift store serving tray
another homemade decoration
Does anyone else decorate the bathroom?
This is our little advent tree that we keep on the upstairs landing.
Each day we add another miniature vintage ornament
And finally the backdoor greenery! Yes, if you noticed throughout the house, I didn't use the typical red and green ribbon. I love rich chocolate and creamy white ribbon…..they remind me of hot cocoa!
I know that was long but thanks for hanging around until the end!
Always being renewed,
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I'm sorry to hear you were sick on Christmas and hope you're feeling 100% chipper again soon. I'm glad you posted your beautiful decorations, and I love every little detail. (My favorites are those teeny tiny wire trees.) Merry Serbian Christmas and Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
I do Hope you've received a Healing Touch so that you can begin the New Year in Excellent Health? I too keep Christmas up for longer than most, I Enjoy the Ambiance and as long as it feels comfy and cozy with the twinkling lights and all of the Festive Holiday Atmosphere, we Roll with it! Your Home looks Beautifully Styled and Welcoming, may 2014 be all that you Hope for! Blessings and a Happy New Year from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The BohemianReplyDelete
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Working with Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is designed to function on small to large networks but can suffer when a network is not designed to accommodate its eccentricities. The information presented focuses primarily on RIPv2, rather than on RIPv1, because with RIPv1, all systems must use class-based network masks or be subnetted exactly the same way. RIPv2, on the other hand, supports Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSM).
If you choose to deploy network IDs across your network you will likely want to deploy VSLM in order to conserve addresses on your network. So, if you plan to deploy RIP as a protocol, you will likely use version 2.
The biggest issue with RIPv1 is that all systems must use class-based network masks or be subnetted exactly the same way, whereas RIPv2 supports Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSM).
To work with the RIP commands, you start by enabling the protocol. However, before enabling the routing protocol, you need to enable IP routing, if you have not already done so, which you can see in Chapter 3 of this minibook.
Enabling RIP
As with most routing protocols, when you enable the RIP protocol, you will be placed in Router Configuration mode (config-router), so take note of the change in the configuration prompt during the following example. The main configuration requirement is the list of networks for which RIP will be routing.
The following enables routing for two connected networks, 192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.10.0/24.
Router2>enable Password: Router2#configure terminal Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. Router2(config)#ip routing Router2(config)#router rip Router2(config-router)#network 192.168.10.0 Router2(config-router)#network 192.168.1.0 Router2(config-router)#exit Router2(config)#exit
Following this command, RIP automatically starts sending out copies of its routing information for the two identified networks through all of its network interfaces. RIPv1 sends the copies via a broadcast, whereas RIPv2 performs a multicast to 220.127.116.11. For Router2 to receive updates, you also must enable RIP on Router1 with the following commands:
Router1>enable Password: Router1#configure terminal Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. Router1(config)#ip routing Router1(config)#router rip Router1(config-router)#network 192.168.5.0 Router1(config-router)#network 192.168.1.0 Router1(config-router)#exit Router1(config)#exit
At the same time, RIP receives the data from neighboring RIP routers at 30-second intervals. After this data is received, Router2 updates its routing table so that the new routing table looks like this:
Router2>enable Password: Router2#show ip route Codes: C - connected, S - static, R - RIP, M - mobile, B - BGP D - EIGRP, EX - EIGRP external, O - OSPF, IA - OSPF inter area N1 - OSPF NSSA external type 1, N2 - OSPF NSSA external type 2 E1 - OSPF external type 1, E2 - OSPF external type 2 i - IS-IS, su - IS-IS summary, L1 - IS-IS level-1, L2 - IS-IS level-2 ia - IS-IS inter area, * - candidate default, U - per-user static route o - ODR, P - periodic downloaded static route Gateway of last resort is not set R 192.168.10.0/24 [120/1] via 192.168.1.1, 00:00:07, FastEthernet0/0 C 192.168.5.0/24 is directly connected, FastEthernet0/1 C 192.168.1.0/24 is directly connected, FastEthernet0/0 S 192.168.3.0/24 [1/0] via 192.168.1.1
The last routing table has several routes. Notably, the first listed route has an R identifier, which denotes that this route was ascertained via RIP.
The C identifies directly connected network segments, and the S identifies static routes.
Showing routes coming from a specific routing protocol
To see only the routes that come from specific routing protocols, you modify the show ip route command in the following manner. Now, only the directly connected interfaces and the RIP-provided routes are shown.
Router>enable Password: Router2#show ip route connected C 192.168.5.0/24 is directly connected, FastEthernet0/1 C 192.168.1.0/24 is directly connected, FastEthernet0/0 Router2#show ip route rip R 192.168.10.0/24 [120/1] via 192.168.1.1, 00:00:15, FastEthernet0/0
Configuring your RIP version
The version of RIP that is currently enabled allows receipt of RIPv1 and RIPv2 data, but it sends out only RIPv1 data. To configure this version of RIP to support only the more modern and flexible version 2, use the following command. Note that this setting has a lot of flexibility, because you can configure RIP to send and receive any combination of RIPv1 and RIPv2 data.
Router2>enable Password: Router2#configure terminal Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. Router2(config)#ip routing Router2(config)#router rip Router2(config-router)#version 2 Router2(config-router)#no auto-summary Router2(config-router)#neighbor 192.168.1.1 Router2(config-router)#exit Router2(config)#exit
The preceding command also includes two other commands within the router configuration prompt:
auto-summary: RIPv2 supports the auto-summary feature, which automatically summarizes along classful boundaries. You can configure this behavior to use other network ranges in the interface configuration of your router, or you can completely disable auto-summary using the no auto-summary command in Router Configuration mode.
In Interface Configuration mode, you can use the command ip summary-address rip 10.1.0.0 255.255.0.0 to force the summarization to occur at a specific boundary rather than the Class A boundary. In this case, you would be forcing route summary to occur at the 10.1.0.0/16 boundary rather than the class boundary of 10.0.0.0/8.
neighbor: RIP detects neighbor routers, but this process can take time because RIP has to wait for advertisements from neighboring routers. You can use the neighbor to specify on this router what the neighbor routers are.
When you do this, rather than send a broadcast and multicast update, RIP sends unicast or directed RIP update messages. Configuring neighbors on each router takes a little more time, but reduces the network traffic associated with RIP by reducing the broadcast traffic.


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The decision this year that back-fired
The Giants were worn out this year. The decision to allow 8 starters to play in the World Baseball Classic in March after going deep into October to win the WS was a terrible decision. The Giants rely on defense, finesse and pitching. When the starters get worn out they put more of a load on the bullpen and the pen that was so stalwart last October started to give up runs; which the poor offense (historically poor) could not overcome. The other terrible decision was not to sign a power hitting left fielder mid-season. I'm not saying that the right person was available but Alex Rios would certainly have looked much better in left field than Gregor Blanco.
The good decisions were to sign Pagan and Scutaro to long term contracts and to lock up Matt Cain long term. Unfortunately when Pagan went down following that incredible walk-off inside the park homer run on May 25th (I was there, it was awesome) it seemed like the spark went out of the team. June, July and August was a tail-spin that wouldn't stop. People were plugged into and out of the line-up and (with a few exceptions) no one sparked the team.
The G-Men have, however, been playing much better in September. They have pulled out of the cellar and took 3 out of 4 from the Dodgers in LA and were 6 out of 10 on latest road trip. The Dodgers series was really fun. They were denied on their home field and left frustrated. Loved it.
The Positives and what might happen
This has been a banner year for the Brandon's. Crawford did better at shortstop than anyone could imagine (he will be a gold glove shortstop yet). He spent much of the season in the .270's and recently has slumped back to .253. However if anyone had said that he would even hit .250 that would have been a surprise. He is just going to get better and better. Belt, once he accepted the need to change his batting stance, is suddenly a legitimate number 3 hitter. He's a big man (and a hell of a First baseman) and if he can learn to play left field he might be the answer to that question next year. He's currently batting .289 with 16 dingers and 64 RBI's. Not bad.
Buster Posey and Hunter Pence. Pray that they are both Giants for the long term. Buster is in a three week long slump (2 for 31 on the road trip) but his average is still at .295 with 15 homers and 72 RBI's. Buster is the future of the franchise and should be shifted to First and Hector Sanchez should catch (he's good back there!). Hunter Pence is the big story. He's a free agent after October with a .286 BA, 25 homers and 93 RBI's. He's an iron man who has played EVERY game this season. He might go over 100 RBI's on this home stand. The Giants MUST sign Pence and they know it. The current speculation is 4 years and $60 million. In my view that would be a bargain. That's what we paid for Rowand who wasn't half the player that Pence is, and will continue to be (and Pence just turned 30; he's a kid).
There are two other notable free agents that the G-Men should sign at all costs. Tim Lincecum and Pablo Sandoval. Timmy is a Giant and should stay a Giant. Yes he has had his ups and downs (10 and 15 record, ERA over 5 this year) but he is learning how to really pitch (only the 3rd pitcher in MLB history to strike out 1,300 by his 6th season) and he's only 29 years old with 2 Cy Young's and two WS rings. It doesn't get much better than that. The Panda seems to be learning how to control his weight and his defense recently has been really good. Anyone who can hit 3 HR's in a game is our kind of guy, and he's done it in the WS and in the regular season against the Dodgers. It's hard to believe that he has only 13 HR's and 73 RBI's with a .275 BA. This off-season will be really important for the Panda. Getting his brother as a live-in cook may be paying dividends.
If the pitching rotation comes back next year refreshed we could be in for a very good year. I'll take the playoff's every other year, maybe with a ring J. Bumgarner is a stud and next to Kershaw is the best pitcher in the NL. He's only going to get better. Coupled with a fresh Matt Cain and Ryan Vogelsong (a question mark only because of his age, certainly not for his attitude –he is the pitcher equivalent of Will Clark, a guy who always played angry) the top of the order should be solid. The 5th starter must be Petit. What a story. I was there for the almost perfect game. Awesome. His pitching against the Yankee's yesterday (on Mariano Rivera day when Andy Pettit pitched his last game) was a thing of beauty. He is deserving of a really good shot in the spring.
That frees up Gaudin for the bullpen (where he is strong) along with Casilla, Romo, Lopez (another awesome reliever) and hopefully Heath Hembree next year. Please (prayer to Brian Sabean) get rid of Jean Machi and Jose Mijares. Every time they come in they seem to allow the men on base to score. I shudder.
The young guys that you will see in the upcoming series to watch: Jose Perez, a young fielder with a great arm and tremendous defense; Nick Noonan and Tony Abreu, both potential good bench players but both ticketed I suspect for AAA to season some more.
The Negatives
Our bench this year. The bench was very weak. The only player that could really be counted on was Arias, who had a .271 BA with 17 RBI's off the bench and played every infield position except pitcher and catcher. The bench is also where Blanco belongs. He's good in spots and is a professional but he shouldn't be a starter. That's why I think that the brain trust is looking so hard at Perez right now. Peguero and Keischnick are headed back to AAA, as is Brent Pill (who might end up somewhere else where his right handed bat will be welcome, I wouldn't be surprised to see him in a Cubs uniform with Nate). This will be an area that the management (I suspect) will be looking at long and hard in the off-season and in spring training, which for the young guys starts now.
What will the off-season bring?
Possibly a free-agent left fielder with power and maybe another starting pitcher. There are a lot of starters going into free agency this year and the power hitters on the market like Curtis Granderson and Jacoby Ellsbury, maybe even Puig's Cuban cousin (a team mate on the Cuban national team) the sensational Jose Abreu, will be available. Of course Robinson Cano will be on the market but he is expected to demand A-Rod money and the Yankee's are not going to let him go. If the owners go for it and the team payroll gets up around $150 million it could be a really interesting off-season.
The two home series
It's the Dodgers and the Padres and the NL West.
The Dodgers may lay down and die because they have taken the division (they are crybabies in the best of times) but the Dodgers fans will be at the ballpark in droves and it might get ugly at AT&T. I hope not but I've been there with blue dressed drunks trying to blow up beach balls in our park. Back in 1993 a Dodgers fan jumped over my five year old and took a ball from him. Really bush league. Another good example is what the Dodger's did when they took the division in AZ. They dissed the Snakes by celebrating on their field and then jumping in their pool in centerfield. Very juvenile (even Senator McCain got in the act) but what do you expect from a team of high-priced superstars with prima donna complexes? Puig is the worst but Hanley Rameriz is right behind him. The Dodgers pitchers (except for Kershaw, who is the second coming of Sandy Koufax) are hot dogs and headhunters. That's also why I think that the three strongest playoff teams in the NL are St. Louis, the Reds and Atlanta. Personally I'm rooting for Dusty. This should be his year.
The Padres have always been the Giants nemesis. The two teams just match up well and we close the season against each other fighting for third place (maybe second if the Snakes take a dive) in the NL West. Those games will be hard fought and fun.
It's too bad that we are at the end of another season but it's been (as always) a great ride.
Ciao, and GO GIANTS!
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Two for One. (Feb 28)
Two for One.
We hit Two milestones in One week.
The first milestone is that we added two additional subcontractors to the project site. The fire sprinkler subcontractor and the fire alarm subcontractor. The second milestone is that the last concrete floor is being poured today.
Fire Sprinkler Pipe
Fire sprinkler pipe is made from high strength steel and comes to the job site in long 21- foot lengths. The Contractor cuts the pipe to the correct length and then uses a tool to bend a groove in at the end of the pipe. Two pipes are connected together with a pipe coupling. The pipe coupling sets down into this groove and holds the two pieces of pipe together.
Fire Sprinkler Pipe Grooved End
Fire Sprinkler Pipe Coupling
Concrete is delivered to the project site in that standard round barreled cement truck. The concrete is then poured into the hopper of the Concrete pumper truck and then it is pumped up to the third floor of UAS Freshman Residence Hall I.
Concretre Truck
Although, the concrete pump truck saves tons of work, hauling around a 4" diameter hose filled with concrete is still a lot of hard work.
Still Hard Work
We are glad to have all of the concrete floors poured. This further reduces the delays of bad weather and also gives more area for the contractor to work and to bring in the subcontractors for electrical, mechanical, fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and soon sheet rock.


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Holiday House Felsenhütte
up to 7 guests
5 rooms
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Mountain view
Distance to centre closeby
Distance to ski / mountain lift 9 km
Proximity to public transport 100 m
Proximity to golf course 7 km
Balcony / Terrace
Baby cot
Non smoking
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5-room chalet 110 m2 on 2 levels. Spacious, partly with sloping ceilings, very tasteful and cosy furnishings: entrance hall. Living room with satellite TV (flat screen). Exit to the terrace. Large kitchen-/living room (oven, dishwasher, 4 ceramic glass hob hotplates, microwave, freezer, electric coffee machine) with dining table. Shower, sep. WC. Upper floor: 2 double bedrooms. 1 room with 3 beds. Shower/WC. Electric heating, Soapstone kiln. Wooden floors. 2 terraces. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Very beautiful view of the mountains and the resort. Facilities: children's high chair, baby cot for up to 3 year olds, hair dryer. Please note: non-smoking house. Smoke alarm, fire extinguisher.House/Residence
At the foot of the Nockberge, nestled in the skiing and hiking regions of Turrach, Sirnitz-Hochrindl and Bad Kleinkirchheim cosy, very comfortable chalet "Felsenhütte", 1'010 m a.s.l.. In the centre of Reichenau, in a sunny position on a slope, 9 km from the skiing area. Private: property with natural garden. Terrace, garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: WiFi, ski boot dryer. Steep motor access to the grounds. In Winter: please take snow chains. Parking at the house, in winter 100 m. Supermarket 200 m, restaurant, bus stop 100 m, thermal baths "Römerbad Bad Kleinkirchheim" 11 km. Golf course (18 hole) 7 km, riding stable 7 km, walking paths from the house 100 m, chair lift 9 km, skisport facilities 9 km, ski bus stop 150 m, ski school 9 km, children's ski school 9 km, sled run 10 km. Nearby attractions: Nockalm Panoramastraße 2 km, Reptilienzoo 5 km, Sommerrodelbahn "Nockyflitzer" 9 km. Well-known ski regions can easily be reached: Turracherhöhe 9 km, Hochrindl 10 km, Bad Kleinkirchheim 11 km. Well-known lakes can easily be reached: Grünsee 9 km, Falkertsee 11 km, Millstättersee 26 km. Hiking paths: UNESCO Biosphärenpark Nockalm. Please note: car recommended. The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Nockberge offers gushing streams, pure silence and untouched countryside for nature lovers.
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1'070 - 2'055 m a.s.l. >>Bad Kleinkirchheim has almost everything for a relaxing and diverse holiday, whilst still retaining the charm of a Carinthian mountain village. Idyllic, family-friendly holiday village, 30 km east from Spittal a.d. Drau, 70 km north-west from Klagenfurt. In the resort: bar. Wellness centre, sauna, health cures, thalassotherapy. More possibilities. 2 thermal baths. Worth seeing: National Park Nockberge, Church of St. Kathrein.Summer
Bathing lake, suitable for children, 12 km from the resort. Outdoor swimming pool. Tennis (11 outdoor courts), golf course 18 hole. Riding. 2 mountain lifts, hiking paths, mountain hikes. Bicycle paths, mountain bike routes, bicycles and mountain bikes for hire. Summer tobogganning runs Turracher Hoehe and Hochrindl.Winter
Ski-region Bad Kleinkirchheim, total of 26 lifts. 4 cable cabins, 6 chair lifts, 16 drag lifts. Total 100 km ski runs. Ski school, children's ski school. 13 km cross country ski tracks in the region, winter walking paths 60 km. 4 toboggan runs. Ski bus (free of charge).
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Walk the grounds of the Stanley Hotel before one of Murder by Death's annual winter shows. A ghostly stillness will chill your bones. Frigid winds will greet you, along with a buzz of anticipation from the gothic-Americana band's fans, who come from all over the world to see the group at the reputedly haunted hotel that inspired Stephen King's novel, The Shining.
"We're definitely doing this again next year," said frontman Adam Turla, dressed in a vintage black tuxedo, early in his band's two-hour Friday-night kickoff of a three-night run. Coincidentally, it was not only Friday the thirteenth, but also a full moon. The spooky Estes Park setting — with most in attendance dolled up in formal attire to re-create the iconic ballroom photo from Stanley Kubrick's film version of The Shining — could not have been more perfect for Murder by Death's fourth-annual Stanley stint, when wandering the infamous old hotel in search of spirits, whether alcoholic or non-corporeal, is as much a thrill as the music.
Turla said that Murder by Death, which in 2014 became the first rock band ever to play the Stanley, rehearsed 52 songs for this year's performances. Friday's, which was very loud and often brought a punk-rock intensity to the group's grim, poetic Americana, was full of deep cuts. The 26-song set featured the live debut of "Oh, To Be an Animal," from 2012's Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon. The quintet's fiercely loyal fans sang along, word for word, with a few dusted-off fifteen-year-old obscurities that Turla said the bandmembers had had to relearn to perform.
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As in past years at the act's Stanley shows, it was more of a glass-raising, fist-pumping sing-a-long than a dance party. But that didn't take away from the energy, which peaked with the jam-packed crowd screaming along to the line "Raise another pint," from the song "Brother," and, of course, "Spirits are restless/Can't you hear them yell?" from "The Curse of Elkhart."
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Turla, saluting the lack of snow that made the journey to Estes Park easier than in some previous years, told the audience, "We didn't know if anyone would drive all the way up here [the first year]. This is literally the most fun thing we do every year. I love it up here, and it's a dangerous proposition every year."
After the set, Turla and the rest of the band hung out with fans in the Stanley's whiskey bar, past 2 a.m. The singer, whose thick voice and black attire make him seem like a smaller Johnny Cash on stage, said that the band has no plans to record an eighth album in the near future and that, in fact, he's busy working toward opening a restaurant in Kentucky with his wife.
As for Murder by Death's exceptional fans, who raised an astonishing $278,486 on Kickstarter for the group's latest album, 2015's Big Dark Love, and who travel — from the Stanley, to a cave in Kentucky, to a Wild West film set in California — to see the group perform, Turla was succinct in his praise.
"They're amazing people," he said, holding a book an admirer had just given him at the bar. "Some of them can drink a little too much, but they're amazing people, and we couldn't be more grateful."


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Arch House is a modern, family run, Bed & Breakfast in Roscommon Town. Your hosts, Eileen Mc Kenna and Trevor McNamara, will give you a warm welcome in their luxurious home. We will ensure that you have a comfortable and pleasant stay.
We have one of the finest Bed & Breakfast homes in Roscommon Town and are open all year round.
We are situated on the N61, on the edge of Roscommon Town, just a few minutes walk from the town centre, with its restaurants, coffee shops and bars.


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Food Bloggers Against Hunger
The minute I saw Nicole's tweet about TheGivingTable's campaign to get food bloggers to raise awareness for hunger in America, I signed up. I'm well aware that our food laws essentially work against the goal of keeping healthy food affordable. I first read about it in The Omnivore's Dilemna when Michael Pollan explained it in detail. When the movie Food, Inc. was released, I went to a screening and sat there frozen to my seat in disbelief about how many, many things, in our food system seemed to defy logic. The biggest barrier to access to healthy food is the cost. Government subsidies do not go towards fruit and vegetable producers, but to producers of corn, wheat, and other ingredients that are staples in processed foods. That is why a McDonald's cheeseburger is cheaper than a head of broccoli. That is why, if you rely on food stamps (thee SNAP Program) to feed yourself or your family, you are hard pressed to afford to eat unprocessed foods all of the time. This problem is the focus of a new documentary by Participant Media—the same studio that made Food Inc.— the film follows three families struggling with food insecurity, and sheds light on hunger in America.
I think the easiest way to eat healthy, and not spend a fortune is to cook at home. That's in part because I've learned how to cook, and possibly because I have no real memory of living on food stamps as a kid, though I did, briefly. I've never had to worry I'd go hungry, and nobody in this country should either. Although, living in NYC makes it hard to plan to eat home (or stick to a budget) all the time, I think it's a good idea to cook something big at least once a week, leaving you leftovers that can be repurposed for another meal or two. I'd do it even if I didn't like to stay home and cook in my free time.
There are tons of resources online to finding budget-friendly meal ideas. And, I'd be amiss if I didn't give a shout-out to Cathy Erway's blog, Not Eating Out in NY, as a resource for recipes and the cost-breakdown of how much it costs per person to make each dish, which will blow your mind, especially if you're used to buying your meals out. This Sunday, I set out to make something that would be cost-conscious and healthy, and last for another meal since I wasn't feeding the proverbial family of four - in my case it's often neighbors and one demanding Chihuahua. I made a Spanakopita, aka Spinach Pie, because it's one of my favorite comfort foods that includes vegetables. It keeps for a couple of days, and all the ingredients are available in any grocery store. I lowered the feta amount, because feta isn't that affordable, and mixed in ricotta which stretches further for your dollar. Plus the leftover ricotta can be used in another dish (Lemon-Ricotta pancakes is what I might do with it). Lastly, the basic recipe, for a baked "pie" wrapped in phyllo dough can be stuffed with so many things - leftover shredded chicken, or other veggies. I hope this post will accomplish three things: 1) Get you to sign the Share Our Strength Petition to support anti-hunger laws; 2) encourage you to cook something at home; and 3) realize that not all food bloggers eat fresh pasta with truffles and artisinal ice cream all of the time. Well, in truth, this blogger might be eating fancy ice cream, but I'm still working on that budget thing.
A Place at the Table premiered on March 1st, 2013. You should watch A Place at the Table, to better understand the problem, and why we need to push for legislation that will subsidize the things we should be eating, not those that we shouldn't, so that everyone can have access to healthy food. It's available for download at any of these sites:
Amazon: http://amzn.to/ZVvEPk OnDemand: http://on.fb.me/XbxtaC Google Play: http://bit.ly/10XSwAG iTunes: http://bit.ly/APATTiTunes
SNAP—the nation's food stamp program—is at risk for severe cuts that would impact millions of families, especially children, that rely on school meals and food stamps to survive. In response to the film, the country's leading anti-hunger organizations, Share Our Strength, Bread for the World, Feeding America, and The Food and Research Action Center, are asking supporters to help spread the word.
Private sector programs and charities aren't enough. The only sustainable solution is for government policies to change, so we must make our voices heard.
Please take a moment today to tell Congress to support anti-hunger legislation by signing this petition that the folks at Share Our Strength are introducing to protect Federal Nutrition programs for kids.
Adapted From Modern Greek, By Andy Harris
- 1 package phyllo dough, defrosted
- Olive oil or melted butter
- Filling: 2lbs. fresh spinach (frozen could work too)
- 8 green onions (or 2 small yellow onions)
- 1 glove of garlic minced
- 1 tablespoon of olive oil
- Dill, or a mix of dill and parsley
- 1 package of feta cheese (mine was 7 oz)
- 1/2 cup ricotta cheese
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg (optional)
Prep the filling: Wash the spinach, and blanch in boiling water for 20-30 seconds until it slightly wilts. Immediately rinse with cold water to stop the cooking, and leave in a colander to drain well.
Chop the onions and garlic and sauté in tablespoon of olive oil until a starting to soften, about 3-4 minutes. Combine in a bowl with chopped herbs, eggs, cheeses and seasoning. Squeeze any remaining water in the spinach out before adding to the bowl. Mix all to combine.
Assemble the pie: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Prepare the phyllo dough according to the package (normally bringing it to room temperature, and keeping it covered with a damp towel while you work). Take any deep pan you want to use (I used a square 9 inch, but you can use anything as long as it has sides), and start to layer the phyllo dough in the bottom. Cut the phyllo a little bigger than the size of your pan, if you want to fold it over the top, otherwise cut to size (I use the overhang method so the filling doesn't escape). Brush the bottom of the pan with a small bit of olive oil, and continue to brush each layer with a little olive oil to coat. If you use too much it'll be greasy. Be really gentle, the dough tears easily. If it tears, just layer another scrap over it. Do about 6-8 sheets for the bottom layer.
Pour the filling in, and spread evenly around the pan. Repeat the layers for the top, and fold over any that you had from the bottom layer. Sprinkle water on the top to prevent burning, or brush with milk. Bake for 40-45 minutes or until golden. Let cool before cutting.


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If you want a conventional website, you'll need space on a web-server somewhere to run it. That usually costs money. The more space, better bandwidth, better facilities you want, the more it's likely to cost you. But the Internet is also inundated with offers of free web hosting. And like 'free lunches', there are many definitions of 'free hosting'. Someone has to pay for it in some way.
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