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Quoteall the examples in the TFT run fineSo they have the clear the display call in them don't they?You have to include:-Code: [Select]#include <Adafruit_GFX.h>#include <Adafruit_SSD1306.h>
I searched through the code in the sketches of all the TFT examples and none use any clear screen command.
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The Warner Bros. film is the sixth co-venture for Nolan, Producer Emma Thomas and Cinematographer Wally Pfister, ASC. Their successful collaborations began in 2000 with Memento, which was followed by Insomnia, Batman Begins, The Prestige and The Dark Knight, and Pfister has earned Academy Award nominations for the last three films.
The story behind their partnership could be a script for a feel-good movie. Nolan and Thomas met and were later married while they were English literature students at University College London. Together they produced Following, a short film that played at the Slamdance Film Festival in 1999. That same year, Nolan was impressed with Pfister's cinematography in The Hi-Line, a film that was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival across town. Nolan contacted the DP and sent him a copy of his script for Memento.
In an interview with Los Angeles Times Journalist Geoff Boucher, Nolan said he had been thinking about the concept for Inception since he was 16 years old. Thomas recalls, "I remember Chris talking about his idea for making a film where important scenes take place in a dream world when I first met him. He spoke about differences between images reflecting dreams and reality. Chris gave me an 80-page script to read after we made Insomnia. It was quite different than the final version."
Nolan told Pfister about his idea for Inception around the same time. He later gave him the script to read in February 2009. "I was blown away," Pfister remembers. "The script was a bit of a departure from our superhero Batman movies. The writing reminded me more of Memento. It had a lot of emotion packed into it. Chris said he wanted dreams to feel like reality with an enhanced sense of time. A 10-minute long dream can feel like it's going on for an entire day."
Nolan initially considered producing Inception in a 65mm film format to create a richer look and the scope he envisioned. He also wanted to weave the handheld camera aesthetic they used during the production of Memento into the fabric of the story. "Chris and I concluded that it would not be practical to shoot the handheld elements of the story in the runaround fashion that he envisioned with a 65mm camera," Pfister says.
They eventually agreed to use a blend of 65mm and 35mm anamorphic film formats for most of the live-action cinematography. The exception was a decision to use the VistaVision format for filming aerial scenes. VistaVision was developed by Paramount Pictures during the mid-1950s. Each 35mm frame is eight (rather than four) perforations long and runs horizontally through the camera. "Chris wanted high-resolution aerial shots that leap off the screen and give added clarity to shots with intricate details," Pfister says.
After Pfister shot some tests, he and Nolan decided to film slow-motion dream sequences with a Photo-Sonics 65mm camera at 1,000 frames per second. Photo-Sonics cameras were used by NASA during the 1960s and '70s to document the launching of Apollo space vehicles, so their performances could be evaluated in minute detail. Pfister cites an example: "We used the Photo-Sonics camera to film a car driving off the edge of an open drawbridge and falling into the river below in slow motion. It was also used to pull the audience into dreams in other sequences."
While those decisions were being made, Production Manager Jan Foster orchestrated the around-the-world scouting of locations. Pfister and occasionally Nolan followed Foster so they could begin planning on how they were going to cover scenes at the various practical locations. "I was all over the world during the first few months of preproduction," Pfister recalls. "Our locations ranged from the interior of a jet plane to a rooftop in Tokyo, city streets in Los Angeles and Paris, the Kasbah in Morocco and a ski slope in Calgary, Canada."
With the assistance of Location Manager Ilt Jones, the film's Los Angeles locations ranged from downtown city streets, where rainmaking equipment was installed on some 30 rooftops to create an artificial storm, to LAX airport and a vertical lift bridge on Terminal Island. "It began with breaking the script down into locations and figuring out places that would work for the story," Jones says. "We would find four or five possible locations for each scene, take pictures and discuss them with [Production Designer] Guy Dyas. He was the filter we went through before moving forward with Chris."
The scene that calls for a vehicle to plunge off a tall building into a body of water below was initially written for a parking structure. The problem was that Los Angeles doesn't have any tall parking structures next to rivers or other bodies of water. Jones suggested shooting the scene on Terminal Island's Schuyler Heim Bridge, the largest vertical lift bridge on the West Coast. The bridge's deck lifts up horizontally to allow ships to pass beneath it.
Nolan envisioned shooting the bridge scene while the bridge was rising with a van crashing through a barrier and plunging off the edge at the high point while Pfister recorded slow-motion images on film. "That precipitated a long back-and-forth discussion with Caltrans which operates the bridge," Jones says. "We had to find out what the load-bearing capacity of the bridge was while it was going up, and make certain that the brakes would allow us to put 20,000 pounds of vehicles, crew and equipment on it. My colleague, J.J. Hook, deserves 150 percent of the credit. He literally spent months dealing with Caltrans until they agreed to sit down with us and discuss a plan which enabled the bridge to safely go up and down with everything on it. We built three pillars under the bridge to hold it in position."
The film crew also installed artificial rainmaking equipment on the bridge, because the scene takes place during a storm. Jones notes that the pipes and cables had to be installed in a way that insured no one would get pinched by the bridge going up and down. "Ilt and his fearless crew pulled off one impossible feat after another in securing locations and permission to film in and around Los Angeles," Pfister says. "Chris would come up with some incredibly difficult requests, and the location department would make it all work without losing their cool. Their creative contributions are commendable."
While the bridge might have been the most challenging location to nail down, the most memorable experience was probably the Canadian setting for the ski chase scene. "I scouted the Canadian Rockies with Chris by snowmobile," says Pfister. "A local scout in the Calgary area showed us a number of potential locations. We rode around looking for a place to build a big set. The location had to fulfill a number of criteria, including accessibility for trucks to haul props, sufficient shelter from the high winds and spectacular mountain views. We honed in on a place called Fortress Mountain which is about an hour west of Calgary."
The film's wide variety of locales meant a lot of traveling for the production, and Pfister's key crew, including Gaffer Cory Geryak and 1st AC Bob Hall, traveled with him to all six countries. "We started production in Tokyo, where we shot for just a few days, and then we went to London for a couple of months," Pfister says. "From there we went to Paris for a week and on to Morocco for about two weeks. We came back to Los Angeles for a couple of months and finished production with about two weeks in Calgary. My head is still spinning from the jet lag." In England, most of the film's production was on sets built at Cardington Studio and in an old Zeppelin hanger, where scenes for Nolan's Batman movies were filmed. And a key scene was filmed at the architecture school at University College London, where Nolan and Thomas first met.
Panavision provided 35mm Panaflex MXL and ARRI 235 cameras, along with a complete set of anamorphic lenses, and Panaflex 65mm Studio and High-Speed Spinning Mirror cameras with a range of lenses. Pfister recorded interior and night scenes on KODAK VISION3 500T 5219 color negative film and daylight exteriors on KODAK VISION3 250D 5207 and VISION2 50D 5201 stocks. Nolan and Pfister generally covered the action with a single camera, while a second camera was used for big action scenes.
Pfister describes Inception as an existential experience. He estimates that about half of the film, including action scenes, was shot with a handheld 35mm camera. Other scenes were filmed with cameras on a Steadicam and Technocrane. "We used 65mm film for parts of scenes, including wide shots on streets in Paris and Morocco and the opening of the movie," says the DP. "Then we would follow a character or characters with a handheld camera. But that wasn't an unbreakable rule. There is a dream sequence where a character is visiting his father. We shot that in 65mm for a heightened look."
For a scene where Cobb tells a character that they're inside a dream and things aren't always what they seem to be, Special Effects Supervisor Chris Corbould designed a nightclub set that tilted 30 degrees. When Cobb stands up and explains that he can control things happening inside of dreams, the light falling on the characters' faces from a window shifts from sunset to a dark cloudy day within a couple of seconds –– and as this happens, the room seems to tilt at a 30-degree angle and things start sliding on the set. "It's a cool way of expressing that you are inside a dream where life is moving along at a much slower pace," Pfister says. "Chris wanted to shoot several scenes in extremely slow motion. Whenever there was a dream within a dream, we wanted to shoot at 1,000 frames a second or more, so there are specific beats.
"We shot most of these action scenes with a Photo-Sonics camera," the DP explains. "One of those scenes was a large explosion that takes place in an elevator, where you see a fireball racing up the elevator shaft. Another one was when the van is falling off the bridge as time stands still. There is also a fight scene which seems to be taking place in a zero-gravity environment while a hotel hallway is rotating 360 degrees. We kind of borrowed that idea from what Stanley Kubrick did in 2001: A Space Odyssey, when he created a zero-gravity environment by rotating the sets."
For these scenes, Pfister says that the actors were suspended by wires and the camera was on a Technocrane that rotated with the set. In addition, there was a camera on a track carefully hidden in the floor. This allowed the camera to dolly with the set as it rotated. Pfister credits Corbould as well as Paul Franklin and his visual effects team at Double Negative in London with making the physical effects transparent.
Inception was truly a global endeavor with four film labs playing important roles: IMAGICA Corp. did the front-end lab work in Japan; LPC in Paris and Technicolor in London processed the negative exposed in England and Morocco; and Technicolor in Los Angeles handled the film shot in Canada. All four laboratories provided film dailies. "Chris and I share a belief that watching dailies projected on film with the cast and crew is an important part of the creative process," Pfister emphasizes.
The final cut of Inception was converted to IMAX format by DKP 70MM, an IMAX postproduction facility in Santa Monica, Calif.


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Title: Tell Me a Secret
Author: Holly Cupala
Published: June 22nrd, 2010 by Harper Collins
Details: Hardcover, 256 pgs
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Reading level: Young Adult
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Tell me a secret, and I'll tell you one…
In the five years since her bad-girl sister Xanda's death, Miranda Mathison has wondered about the secret her sister took to the grave, and what really happened the night she died. Now, just as Miranda is on the cusp of her dreams—a best friend to unlock her sister's world, a ticket to art school, and a boyfriend to fly her away from it all—Miranda has a secret all her own.
Then two lines on a pregnancy test confirm her worst fears. Stripped of her former life, Miranda must make a choice with tremendous consequences and finally face her sister's demons and her own.
In this powerful debut novel, stunning new talent Holly Cupala illuminates the dark struggle of a girl who must let go of her past to find a way into her own future.
I barely put the book down and I still feel choked up. This was one emotional ride. I felt full of anger at the friends who betrayed her, at the control freak mother, and the father who couldn't speak up. At the boyfriend who wouldn't listen and at her for not standing up and screaming at them all! I then just felt plain sad because of her whole situation and I just wanted to help her somehow.
This book tells it as it is. I think even teenagers who aren't, or haven't been, in a situation like this can relate in some way or another. Any female should feel compassion and understand Rand and her feelings and many will find relief in knowing they aren't the only ones that went through something like that, or something similar. It's been a long time since I was a teenager but this book brought it all back. SO many memories of my own and my own stories, that although are completely different from Rands, are yet so similar.
Holly did a wonderful job in not only her writing, which was perfect, she also got into the head of teenager and told her story perfectly. I look forward to reading anything, and everything Holly ever writes.
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Marie Durand Lott will be 90 years old on March 26. Several Celebrations are being planned by her family.
Marie was born in Rolapp, Utah, the daughter of Louis and Louise Durand, and is a lifelong resident of Carbon and Emery counties.
Marie has two children: Kandice (Gordon) Olson and Foster (Teri) Lott, five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Annie Vernice Eden Wells will turn 90 on March 30. Born March 30, 1918 to Henry Eden and Annie Catherine Williams in Cleveland. An open house will be held from 3-5 p.m. in the cultural hall of the Cleveland Church 350 West 40 North, Cleveland on March 29.
If you have pictures with Vernice Wells that you would like to share; bring them to the open house, we would like to include them in a three ring binder as a keepsake.
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A ballet dancer in a past life, Debbie Stevens has now opened a space to display beautiful homewares. She tells us about what makes her jump for joy.
A former dancer with the Royal New Zealand Ballet, Debbie Stevens now runs home ideas hub Source Home + Object, a permanent exhibition space in Ellerslie for retailers and designers that focuses on homewares, design and gifts.
The idea is based on the European model of trade fairs and exhibition spaces, a permanent local take with current exhibitors including Bianca Lorenne, My French Interiors, Kio Kio, Babu, Nelson & Co, Mor Cosmetics, Heaven In Earth, Almond Tree Designs, Catherine David Designs, and more.
"Being surrounded by trinkets that give you a feeling of happiness and comfort is very calming and that's what a home should be - a comfortable haven from the outside world."
She tells us more about some of these favourite things.
1. Pip Studio "Love Birds" cup
Drinking tea out of a beautiful cup is a lovely experience, especially if the flavour is something you took special care choosing at a Laduree store in Paris. In saying that, my red "Love Birds" cup from my Pip Studio range makes any tea taste special.
2. Antique mirrors
Like the ones from My French Interiors. A mirror will always transform any room and we are lucky enough to have some beautiful examples displayed on the walls of our showroom at Source. The gold-framed antique mirror in our reception area was originally from a chateau in the Loire Valley in France.
3. Fragrance
Spraying on your favourite perfume each morning makes you feel like you can face the day, no matter what it might bring. Jo Malone Lime Basil & Mandarin does that for me.
4. Apple
My MacBook Pro is like an extension of my arm. It keeps me connected with the rest of the world; suppliers in Europe and family in Britain. I'm an absolute Apple fan and always travel with my iPhone and iPad.
5. Ribbons
Ribbons for tying up beautiful parcels. Even if the gift inside is just a token, decorating the parcel makes it become something really special. Early in my career I imported French ribbons and trims and I remain partial to their allure today - particularly those from ribbon company Heaven in Earth.
6. Interior design books
I'm a bit of a collector (some people might say hoarder) of interior design books and I have piles of them all over the house. They are an excellent source of inspiration for interesting display ideas in the showroom. One of my favourites is etc, written by Sibella Court.
7. Ballet costume quilt
The quilt I made while with the Royal New Zealand Ballet. It is made of scraps of fabric left over from costumes. Making the quilt filled in hours while on the bus touring.
8. Vintage brooch
The gold and diamond bee brooch left to me by my beloved mother. It was her favourite piece of jewellery and I always wear it to important meetings because it seems to bring me good fortune.
9. Bianca Lorenne silk-filled duvet inner
It's luxury to lie in bed covered with one of these quilts. I feel like Goldilocks because they are just the right weight; not too heavy and not too light.
10. The mural in the bathroom at work
It makes it a pleasure to visit the "Ladies Room". When I took over this building it was the one thing that I knew for sure I wanted. I was lucky Pacific Wall Coverings came on board and supplied it.


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HOOVER, Ala. — Gary Pinkel's up-tempo experience dates to the summer of 2005, when Missouri, reeling after a disappointing season, opted to implement the unorthodox approach then gaining a foothold within the Big 12 Conference.
The result has been a near-decade of historic success: Missouri found an offense, discovered an identity and rolled through the most productive era in program history, essentially parlaying its successes into a spot in the Southeastern Conference, where the Tigers won 12 games and the East Division title a season ago.
This experience has placed Pinkel in the SEC's pro-tempo camp, particularly when it comes to the debate's most contentious theory: That a quicker, no-huddle approach places offensive and defensive players alike at an increased risk of injury.
"I don't know where all this started with," he said. "It's another form of football. I think it's great that that's another component to football and being creative. But I don't buy the health issue in any way. I think it's fiction. Fiction based on that."
What's clear: Four months after a controversial proposal involving a 10-second runoff between plays was tabled by an NCAA rules committee, the debate over pace of play – the speed with which offenses roll in and out of the huddle, if they huddle at all – continues to rage among SEC coaches.
"I just know this, OK," Pinkel said. "Never once in all those years in the fastest league I think that plays football in the Big 12 did I have my team doctor, my trainer, any of my coordinators walk into my office and say, 'I'm concerned about the health of our football team.' It didn't happen ever. Didn't happen last year or the year before."
Pinkel's contrast can be found in Arkansas' Bret Bielema, the leading proponent of the 10-second proposal and, along with Alabama's Nick Saban, the leading figure in the conference's small yet vocal minority.
"I think I deal more in what I know, what I see, what I believe," Bielema said. "Have I softened in my view of fast‑paced offenses? The only thing I'm going to say to that, if you ask me in that tense, you're asking me have I softened my view on player safety. The answer would be no.
"I'm probably more of a reality‑based movie guy more than fiction, I guess. I have seen a couple good fiction movies, so I know good fiction when I see it."
A league united in the firm belief of its own dominance – "The competitive balance and makeup of this league is second to none," Tennessee's Butch Jones said Tuesday – has been fractured, split into two camps.
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"I have to be very honest with you: I think there's no reason to change what we're doing," Miles said. "I think there's a reflection of the need and want to change pace and then there's a reflection of you go with the pace that you're able.
"The offense ought to have the opportunity to go up and snap it. If the offensive line is in better shape than their defensive line? Oh my goodness. That would be unusual, wouldn't it? So the idea that it has really anything to do with injuries is a joke."
The SEC's shift in offensive style even has officials catching up with the trend, leading the conference to experiment with an eight-person officiating crew – with the eighth official tasked with collecting and spotting the ball at the conclusion of every play.
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Unity on the topic, when and where it exists, can be found in a shared foundational belief: SEC coaches may stand on different ends of the pace-of-play spectrum, but all agree that this league, more than any other, can dictate the tempo.
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with this weeks chapter, we see how naturally Naruto can go into sage mode now, but sage mode still has its limitations (5 minutes or 2 thrown FRS's, whichever comes first. plus a small number of shadow clones.)
we've all thought there has to be a way to bypass, get around or otherwise extend that limitation.. for which we may have very well seen kishi's planned workaround, naruto's new kyuubi powered mode.
mind you I cant read kishi's mind, but heres how I think hes intending this to work.
Naruto goes into sage mode, and brings out his limit of sage mode clones. we all remember what he was able to do to all 6 paths of pain. a few thousand white Zetsu and some of Kabuto's ET summons are no match for that. as sage mode runs out, naruto taps into the fox's chakra and proceeds to start round 2. While the enemy wonders 'WTF? how do we stop him?' he gets that 5 second breather he needs to get back into sage mode and recycle the whole process
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Recent research estimates that one-third of Americans are stepparents, stepchildren, stepsiblings, or some other member of a stepfamily. That's a lot of reshuffled people trying to make it work together. And the number is growing. Some stepdads can integrate in their new children's lives almost seamlessly. More often than not, however, stepdads have to negotiate a mine field of resentment and conflicting loyalties, the children's relationship with or memory of their biological dad, and overprotective feelings towards their mother.
Stepfamilies tend to experience most of their troubles in the first two years. According to an article in Psychology Today, 60 percent of marriages involving children from previous marriages fail (as opposed to 50 percent for first marriages without children). But after five years, stepfamilies are more stable than first-marriage families, because second marriages are generally happier than first marriages.
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Who has performed and done this, calling the generations from the beginning? I, the LORD, the first, and with the last; I am He. The coastlands have seen and are afraid, the ends of the earth tremble; they have drawn near and come. Every one helps his neighbor, and says to his brother, "Take courage!" The craftsman encourages the goldsmith, and he who smoothes with the hammer him who strikes the anvil, saying of the soldering, "It is good"; and they fasten it with nails so that it cannot be moved.
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Meanwhile, Barca star playmaker Lionel Messi missed training today due to illness.
The club's doctors visited Messi at his home this morning, where they gave the Argentina ace medication and advised him to rest.
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Yeah good insight on Gray seems he'll probably be involved with Cana as well. He got the panel of pondering what was up with Cana also mentioned she hasn't drank at all yet.
Yeah good insight on Gray seems he'll probably be involved with Cana as well. He got the panel of pondering what was up with Cana also mentioned she hasn't drank at all yet.
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Ah the boys favorite company strikes again
Gildarts and luxus will be needed for FT to be winning......if without them the FT still win.than grimoire heart is not even a threat.
It just occured to me that Juvia's fight here has devolved into a battle between the ultimate Grey fangirl and the ultimate Ultear fangirl. Funny match up, I hope the guys making this manga are having fun with this. Next chapter, it's heterosexuality vs lesbians! Can Meredy's big long swords defeat Juvia's massive wet wave?
^ i think those are oppai mouse pads right, SORA NO OTOSHIMONO had a whole chapter dedicated to them
but now that mest is there he can take the wounded back to the guild and bring freid and gildartz back for reenforcement. i mean mest offering to help has opened up a nice path way for gildarts and freid and maybe others to come for back up. even with that i doubt they win i mean then may put up a better fight but still don't think they beat G.H. in this arc.


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April 7 - 18, 2014 (12 day Escorted Tour)
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tour combines something for everyone,
covering 5 European Countries, WW II and WW
I Battlefields and the cities of Reims,
Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Nurnberg & Munich where
we take in the history and architecture as
well as the tourist sights of these vibrant
cities. Come join us for this unforgettable
experience of a lifetime.
Day # 1 - Monday, April 7th
Individual arrival into Paris Charles De
Gaulle's International Airport clear customs
& Immigration. In arrivals hall, a Custom
Euro Tour's Group Escort will meet group.
Transfer by motor coach to your hotel in
Paris for 1 night.
Group has free time to relax and adjust to
the time difference + 6 hours EST.
Welcome dinner in the hotel. (D)
Hotel in Paris (1 Night)
Day # 2 - Tuesday, April 8th
Breakfast in the hotel.
After breakfast our tour will take a tour of
this vibrant city. Our local city guide will
show us all the famous sights. Eiffel Tower.
Champs des Ellyses, Triumphal Arch, Louvres,
Sacre Coeur, and many more.
On completion of the city tour free time for
lunch before we depart for Normandy which
lies 3 hours north of Paris. On arrival in
the Operation Overlord area the group will
check into the hotel for the next 3
Dinner in the hotel. (B, D)
Hotel in Normandy (3 Nights)
Day # 3 - Wednesday, April 9th
in the hotel.
breakfast, a tour of the Normandy landing
beaches, starting with Ouistreham, where the
British & French Commandos and Canadian 1st
Airborne units secured the eastern flank of
the landing beaches early in the morning of
June 6, 1944. Here we will visit "Pegasus
Bridge" and the museum, which is dedicated
to this daring feat of bravery. Continuing
west we drive the coastal route making
various stops along the way through the
British and Canadian landing zones on June
6, 1944 Sword, Juno & Gold Beaches. A longer
stop in Arromanches is planned for a visit
to the D-Day Museum and viewing the Mulberry
Harbor, which was specially built in England
and towed across the channel to be put in
place for the landing of supplies after the
main landings.
A late afternoon return to our hotel is
Dinner in the hotel (B, D)
Day # 4 - Thursday, April 10th
Breakfast in the hotel.
After breakfast we continue our tour of the
"Operation Overlord" area, taking us into
the American theatre of operations. Driving
west our first stop of the day will be in
St. Mere Eglise. It was here that the west
flank of the landing beaches had to be
secured early in the morning of June 6,
1944. Here we will visit the Airborne Museum
dedicated to the 101st Division "Screaming
Eagles" and the 82nd Division "All American"
We will also visit the church to view the
beautiful stained glass windows also
dedicated to these 2 divisions. A parachute
still dangles precariously from the steeple
with an effigy of an 82nd airborne trooper,
John Steele, who was entangled there after
the drop.
leaving St. Mere Eglise our tour will
continue into S. Marie du Mont and drop down
onto Utah Beach. Here we will have time to
view the memorial before continuing over to
Omaha Beach & Pointe du Hoc. On arrival at
Omaha beach we have time to reflect on the
bloody slaughter of many young Americans
that took place here. On visiting Omaha
beach we will climb the bluffs to overlook
the beachhead area and visit St .Laurent-sur-Mer
American Military Cemetery.
We continue on to visit Point Du Hoc and the
Ranger Monument. Point du Hoc has been left
much as it was in June of 1944, a standing
monument to the sacrifices and heroism of
the 2nd Rangers.
Returning to our hotel by late afternoon.
Dinner in the hotel (B, D)
Day # 5 - Friday, April 11th
Breakfast in the hotel.
morning we depart from the Normandy area we
drive Northeast along the coast of France
into Belgium and Holland to visit the area
made famous in the movie "A Bridge too
Operation "Market Garden" This was the
earliest and only attempt by the Allied
forces to strike directly for Berlin.
Control of the bridges at Eindhoven,
Nijmegen and Arnhem would enable British
armored forces to reach the far side of the
Rhine and then have an open road to Berlin.
Transfer to your hotel and check in for
1 Night
Dinner in a local Restaurant (B, D)
Hotel in Arnhem / Nijmegen area
Day # 6 - Saturday, April 12th
Breakfast in the hotel
morning we visit the museum at the bridge
"Too Far" (Frost Bridge) in Arnhem where we
take a look at the logistical problems and
the fatal three days that cost British 1st
Airborne dearly.
Our travels continue south along Hell's
Highway, the route followed by the
British XXX Corps as it attempted to reach
its embattled 1st Airborne Division in
Arnhem. Our next stop will be at the famous
bridge over the Rhine which was the
objective of Operation Market Garden, the
Bridge at Nijmegen.
We then visit the Airborne Museum at
Oosterbeek, which focuses on the Battle
of Arnhem, and the British Cemetery
also located in this area.
Continuing south into Belgium we continue to
the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery and
Memorial, covering 57 acres, resting place
for 7,992 of our military dead, most of whom
lost their lives during the advance of the
U.S. armed forces into Germany.
After paying our respects we continue into
the Ardennes area, known in WWII history as
the Ardennes offensive, (Battle of the
Bulge) or "The Von Rundstedt offensive" and
check into our hotel for the next 2
Dinner in hotel.
Hotel in Bastogne (2 Nights)
Day # 7 - Sunday, April 13th
Breakfast in the hotel.
full day touring the Bulge area. Our local
Bulge expert will join us today to visit
many of the important combat areas.
La Gleize, Parker's crossroads, Stavelot,
St. Vith, Trois Ponts, Bastogne, McCauliffe
Square, Malmedy Museum, Mardasson Memorial,
and sites dedicated to covering the areas
that were very heavily fought over and
defended by the Famous "Band of Brothers"
Easy Company of the 101st Screaming Eagles.
A visit to peace woods and the village of
Not forgetting Malmedy where the infamous
massacre of GI's took place on the orders of
S.S. Standartenfuhrer Joachim Peiper.
On December 17, 1944, near the hamlet of
Baugnez on the height half-way between the
town of Malmedy and Ligneuville in Belgium,
the leading element of Waffen-SS Kampfgruppe
Peiper, named after its leader SS-Standartenführer Joachim Peiper encountered
Jeeps and trucks of the American 285th Field
Artillery Observation.
Battalion (FAOB). The German tanks fired on
the U.S. vehicles, which were quickly
abandoned by their occupants. With no
anti-tank weapons, the Americans
surrendered. About 150 of the prisoners of
war were disarmed and sent to stand in a
field near the crossroads. Some 72-84 of the
prisoners were machine gunned and killed,
their bodies left on the field where they
fell. An American patrol discovered the
massacre that night.
Late afternoon we arrive back in our hotel.
Dinner in the hotel. (B, D)
Day # 8 - Monday, April 14th
Breakfast in the hotel.
the Bastogne area, our tour continues East
through the Eifel mountains, following the
advance of the US 1st Army through to
Remagen. It is here that we make a short
stop to visit the museum and the remains of
the bridge that once spanned the River
Rhine. This bridge was crucial to the Allied
advance into the heart of Germany and had to
be taken intact. Units of the 9th US Armored
Division under LT. Karl. H. Timmermann
reached this bridge and captured it intact
on March 7th 1945. On March 17th 1945 the
bridge collapsed killing 28 American
On leaving Remagen we follow the course of
the River Rhine south to Koblenz and Bopard
where we board our boat for a 1 hour scenic
cruise on the River Rhine to St. Goar.
From here we transfer to Frankfurt where we check into our
hotel for 1 night.
Dinner in hotel. (B,
Hotel in Frankfurt (1 Night)
Day # 9 - Tuesday, April 15th
Breakfast in the hotel.
in the hotel.
After breakfast, depart for Nuremberg and a
visit to the Zeppelin Field on the immense
Nazi Party Rally Grounds. After touring the Luitpold Parade Ground and the superb
Documentation Center, we will visit the
Palace of Justice, site of the 1946 War
Crimes Trials. Then on to our Munich hotel
where we check into our hotel late afternoon
for 3 nights.
Dinner in the hotel.
Hotel in Munich area/Lengries (3 Nights)
Day # 10 - Wednesday, April 16th
Breakfast in the hotel.
full day excursion to Berchtesgaden is
planned. Driving up to the Obersalzberg area
we transfer to the public shuttle buses
which run up to the Kehlstein Haus (Eagle's
The Eagle's nest was a gift from the Nazi
Party for Adolf Hitler's 50th birthday and
used by him to entertain friends, high
ranking Politicians and members of the Nazi
party. After various bombing raids by the
allied air forces the house was captured by
the American 101st Airborne Division, the
Screaming Eagles. After WW II the building
was repaired by the Bavarian Government.
From here we have spectacular views
overlooking the city of Salzburg in Austria
and the Salzkammergut.
Later this afternoon we have free time to
visit Hitler's Bunker and remains of his
residence the "Berghof" before we return to
the Munich area.
Dinner in hotel. (B,
Day # 11 - Thursday, April 17th
Breakfast in the hotel.
orientation tour of Munich finishing at the Marienplatz 11:00am for
the world famous
Munich is the capital of the German Federal
State of Bavaria. It is also Germany's third
largest city and one of Europe's most
prosperous. The city has a population of
about 1.3 million and the Munich
metropolitan area is home to around 2.7
million people. The city is located on the
River Isar north of the Bavarian Alps.
The city's motto was The World City with a
heart for a long time and has been recently
replaced by Munich likes you. The figure on
Munich's coat-of-arms is a monk referred to
as the Münchner Kindl, the child of Munich.
Black and gold - the colors of the Holy
Roman Empire - have been the city's official
colors since the time of Louis IV, Holy
Roman Emperor.
Free time for an independent lunch before
our afternoon excursion to Dachau on the
outskirts of Munich.
Dachau, once a pretty little painter
and artist village on the outskirts of
Munich, was transformed into Hitler's first
concentration camp. Here we have time to
reflect and remember those unfortunate souls
who perished at the hands of the Nazi
On return to Munich, we will have some free
time in the city center before we transfer
to the Hofbrauhaus to enjoy a typical
3-course Bavarian dinner in a beer hall
setting with Bavarian Folk Music and
Dinner in the Hofbrauhaus. (B,
Day # 12 - Friday, April 18th
Breakfast in the hotel
Group transfer to Munich's Franz Josef
Strauss International Airport.
Check in for the flight back to USA.
End of Custom Euro Tours Services
End of Custom Euro Tours Services
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What is included
Meet and greet at Paris Charles de
Gaulle's International airport
All land transportation by modern
touring motor coach
All road tolls and applicable taxes
Services of a professional Tour Manager
/ Ex Military
11 Nights in good quality 3 & 4 star 1st
class tourist category hotels
11 continental breakfasts
10 Dinners (3 courses) as per the
itinerary (beverages not included)
1 Farewell Dinner (beverages not
All excursions as specified in the
All entrance fees as specified in the
Luggage handling at hotels (1 Piece per
Transfer to Munich's International
Full day tour of the Bulge area with
local expert
What is not included
items of a personal nature i.e.
Telephone calls, laundry, pay TV. Hotel
mini-bars in room.
All meals not specified in the
All entrances to museums, art galleries,
etc. not specified in the itinerary
All private excursions not specified in
the itinerary
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Travel Insurance (can be purchased
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Environmental Economist Pavan Sukhdev Named New UNEP Goodwill Ambassador
Hyderabad (India), 16 October 2012 - Indian banker and long-standing environmental economist Pavan Sukhdev today pledged to use his profile and influence to further the goals of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) as the organization's newest Goodwill Ambassador.
Mr. Sukhdev, who has a long association with UNEP, joins such luminaries as French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen and American actor Don Cheadle in raising awareness of and support for environmental causes.
Mr. Sukhdev spent over 20 years working at ANZ Bank and Deutsche Bank, and now heads GIST, an organization that helps governments and corporations to understand and better manage their impacts on natural and human capital. He also served as the study leader for the UNEP-hosted Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity Report - a major international partnership to draw attention to the economic benefits of biodiversity.
"It is an honour to take up this role of championing UNEP's work," said Mr. Sukhdev. "Governments and business need to understand that our ecosystems, biodiversity and natural resources are the backbone of our economies and their value should be integrated into decision making."
"As Goodwill Ambassador, I will continue to bring this message home as we strive to transit from 'business as usual' to a sustainable, resource-efficient Green Economy," he added.
Mr. Sukhdev and UNEP are at the forefront of a movement that points out that the world's fixation on economic growth ignores a rapid and largely irreversible depletion of natural resources that will seriously harm future generations.
Biodiversity in particular provides major economic benefits that are sometimes overlooked.
As well as taking the message to governments, Mr. Sukhdev will target the corporate sector to show that long-term profitability is ultimately dependent on sustainable use of the earth's resources.
"With over 30 years of experience in banking, markets and the growing field of valuing natural capital, Mr. Sukhdev is strongly positioned to generate considerable support and awareness in business and finance for UNEP's work on the Green Economy," said UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner.
"He is a shining example of the growing trend that has seen the private sector begin to incorporate sustainability concerns into their operational models."
About Pavan Sukhdev
Pavan Sukhdev is Founder-CEO of GIST Advisory, a specialist consulting firm which helps governments and corporations discover, measure, value, and manage their impacts on natural and human capital. He is a Visiting Fellow at Yale University, where he was awarded the 2011 McCluskey Fellowship and wrote his book "Corporation 2020". Earlier, he was Special Adviser and Head of UNEP's Green Economy Initiative, and lead author of the UNEP report "Towards a Green Economy".
He was also Study Leader for the G8+5-commissioned project on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB). Mr. Sukhdev was appointed to lead TEEB by the EU Commission and Germany, and delivered its Interim Report whilst still working full time at Deutsche Bank in 2008. A career banker, Mr. Sukhdev then took a sabbatical from the Bank to lead TEEB & the Green Economy Initiative for UNEP.
While at Deutsche Bank, he in 2006 founded and then chaired Global Markets Centre - Mumbai, a leading-edge front-office offshoring company. He was a speaker at the World Economic Forum meetings at Davos in 2010 and 2011. He serves on the boards of Conservation International and the Stockholm Resilience Centre.
Mr. Sukhdev began his financial markets career working with ANZ Bank (1983 -1994) in India and in London, in various trading, sales, structuring and management roles. He joined Deutsche Bank in 1994 to head their Global Markets division in India, and subsequently carried out a number of roles, including Chief Operating Officer for the Bank's Asian Global Markets business based in Singapore, and Chief Operating Officer for the Bank's Global Emerging Markets division.
About TEEB
TEEB is a major international initiative to draw attention to the global economic benefits of biodiversity, to highlight the growing costs of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, and to draw together expertise from the fields of science, economics and policy to enable practical actions moving forward.
About UNEP Goodwill Ambassadors
UNEP Goodwill Ambassadors help generate public awareness and understanding of environmental causes, as well as inspire broad, positive, committed action in support of UNEP's mandate and priorities. Aside from Mr. Sukhdev, Gisele Bündchen, Don Cheadle, Yann Arthus Bertrand and Chinese actress Li Binging currently
serve as ambassadors.
About UNEP and the Green Economy Report
The UNEP-led Green Economy Initiative, launched in late 2008, consists of several components whose collective overall objective is to provide the analysis and policy support for investing in green sectors and in greening environmental unfriendly sectors.
At the Rio+20 Summit, Heads of State and more than 190 nations gave the green light to a Green Economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
Nations agreed that such a transition could be 'an important tool' when supported by policies that encourage decent employment, social welfare and inclusion and the maintenance of the Earth's ecosystems from forests to freshwaters.
The decision supports nations wishing to forge ahead with a green economy transition while providing developing economies with the opportunity for access to international support in terms of finance and capacity building.
Within UNEP, the Green Economy Initiative includes three sets of activities:
Beyond UNEP, the Green Economy Initiative is one of the nine UN-wide Joint Crisis Initiatives (JCI) launched by the UN System's Chief Executives Board in early 2009. In this context, the Initiative includes a wide range of research activities and capacity building events from more than 20 UN agencies including the Bretton Woods Institutions, as well as an Issue Management Group (IMG) on Green Economy, launched in Washington, DC, in March 2010.
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