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★ American Ballet Theater (Friday through Sunday) Ballet Theater continues its terrific fall program that is sharply accented toward modern dance greats: Twyla Tharp ("In the Upper Room," woo-hoo!), Merce Cunningham ("Duets"), Martha Clarke ("The Garden of Villandry") and Paul Taylor ("Black Tuesday" and "Company B"). There's also a new ballet from the Stuttgart Ballet's Demis Volpi ("Private Light"), and Alexei Ratmansky's lyrical, dreamy "Seven Sonatas." Much to enjoy. Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m., City Center, 131 West 55th Street, Manhattan, (212) 581-1212, nycitycenter.org; $25 to $135. (Roslyn Sulcas)
Pat Cannon's Foot & Fiddle Dance Company (Friday) "American Footsteps" takes dancers down traditional and new choreographic pathways, with clogging, tap, Irish step dance, lindy hop, square dance and rock. At 8 p.m. , MMAC Theater, at Manhattan Movement & Arts Center, 248 West 60th Street, Manhattan, (212) 787-1178, manhattanmovement.com; $25, or $20 for students and 65+. (Jack Anderson)
Charles Askegard (Friday) A recently retired principal dancer of the New York City Ballet reflects on his career, dances excerpts from favorite roles and discusses the new ballet company he's forming with Michele Wiles, a former principal dancer with American Ballet Theater. Mr. Askegard and others will perform a new work that was created in collaboration with the artist Will Cotton and the composer John Zorn. At noon, 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center, 1395 Lexington Avenue, Upper East Side, (212) 415-5500, 92Y.org; free. (Anderson)
Compañía Flamenca José Porcel (Sunday) A group of dancers, musicians and singers seeks to present aspects of the oldest and purest forms of Spanish flamenco, including both intricately choreographed and improvisational works. At 2 p.m., Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, Brooklyn College, Flatbush and Nostrand Avenues, Flatbush, Brooklyn, (718) 951-4500, brooklyncenteronline.org; $36 to $45. (Anderson)Continue reading the main story
Dance Theater of Ireland & Soul Steps (Thursday, through Nov. 20) An Irish dance-theater company and an American troupe join forces in "Every Little Step...the Rhythm of Hope," which combines African-American step dancing with Irish and modern dance, urban rhythms and storytelling. At 7:30 p.m., Joyce SoHo, 155 Mercer Street, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $20, or $15 for students and 65+. (Anderson)
Dancers at Work (Thursday, through Nov. 19) Senior choreography students at Marymount Manhattan College offer a program of their works. At 8 p.m., Marymount Manhattan College, 221 East 71st Street, Upper East Side, (212) 517-0610, mmm.edu; suggested donation of $5, or $2 for students and 65+. (Anderson)
★ Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly (Friday and Saturday) This pair have been creating infrequent but intriguing experimental performance work since 2003, and their latest piece, "Reusable Parts/Endless Love," emerged from viewings of (and thoughts about) Tino Sehgal's "Kiss," a work in which a man and a woman embrace v-e-r-y slowly. After learning the choreography of the piece (by muttering into voice recorders as they watched, eyed suspiciously by the museum guards), Mr. Gerard and Mr. Kelly have created a movement score that they use as the basis for a work for seven performers that changes each time it is shown, using its most recent end point as a new beginning. Danspace Project, St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street, (866) 811-4111, danspaceproject.org; $18. (Sulcas)
★ John Jasperse (Wednesday and Thursday, through Nov. 19) In "Canyon," this witty and ever-curious choreographer examines states of wonder; the ineffable; disorientation; fractured connectivity; and rapture to a score by Hahn Rowe, to be played live. A production of the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival. At 7:30 p.m., Harvey Theater, Brooklyn Academy of Music, 651 Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, (718) 636-4100, BAM.org/NextWave; $20 to $45. (Anderson)
Mark Lamb Dance with Korhan Basaran (Saturday) The Second Saturday Salon Series continues with collaborations involving dancers, musicians and actors, and there will also be food and wine. At 7 p.m., Metro Baptist Church, 410 West 40th Street, Clinton, (646) 265-4782, marklambdance.com. $20 suggested donation. (Anderson)
Lar Lubovitch Dance Company (Friday through Sunday, and Tuesday through Thursday, through Nov. 20) A new piece by Lar Lubovitch, for seven dancers and set to a commissioned score by Yevgeniy Sharlat, is being performed alongside Mr. Lubovitch's much-praised "Men's Stories," as well as "Legend of Ten," to Brahms's "Quintet for Piano," and "Dvorak Serenade." Friday, Saturday, Tuesday through Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 3 and 7:30 p.m., Baryshnikov Arts Center, 450 West 37th Street, Manhattan, (212) 868-4444, smarttix.com; $15 to 45. (Sulcas)
Gesel Mason Performance Projects (Friday through Sunday) "Women, Sex and Desire: Sometimes You Feel Like a Ho, Sometimes You Don't," a new mixed-media piece, combines dance, personal stories and video imagery to investigate with seriousness and wit the struggles and pleasures women encounter as sexual beings. Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., Joyce SoHo, 155 Mercer Street, SoHo, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $15. (Anderson)
Richard Move and Moveopolis (Wednesday and Thursday, through Nov. 19) Richard Move impersonates Martha Graham in "Martha... the 1963 Interview," based on the text of a recording of an interview with the modern-dance legend by the dance critic Walter Terry. At 7:30 p.m., New York Live Arts' Bessie Schönberg Theater, 219 West 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 924-0077, $24 in advance, or $30 day of performance; $15 on Thursday. (Anderson)
★ Lee Serle and Ben Frost (Sunday) Participants in the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative will present works in the grand spaces of the main branch of the New York Public Library. Mr. Serle's dance "P.O.V." takes place in Astor Hall, the building's soaring entrance area, which will be filled with swivel stools for the audience, among which dancers will move. Then spectators will move to the Rose Main Reading Room for Mr. Frost's "Music for Six Guitars," during which sounds for guitars and brass will be processed and looped back through a computer. At 7:30 p.m., New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, $25, or $15 for students and 65+, limited seating, (888) 718-4253, nypl.org. (Anderson)
Sydney Dance Company (Friday through Sunday) The Barcelona-born choreographer Rafael Bonachela now leads the Sydney Dance Company, which brings two of his pieces to the Joyce. Mr. Bonachela's work, well-known in Europe, barely has been seen in New York. (The Danza Contemporánea de Cuba brought his unfortunately titled "Demo-N/Crazy" last spring.) This double bill, with both works set to music by Ezio Bosso, should provide some idea of his talents, and of the direction he intends for Sydney Dance. Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $59. (Sulcas)
Tea and Tapathy (Sunday) Germaine Salsberg and her troupe, Les Femmes Plus, make a merry clatter in an afternoon of tap dance. At 3 p.m., 92nd Street Y, 1395 Lexington Avenue, (212) 415-5500, 92y.org; $10. (Anderson)
Works & Process at the Guggenheim (Sunday and Monday) Fred Ho presents his "Sweet Science Suite: A Scientific Soul Music Honoring of Muhammad Ali," a tribute to the great boxer with choreography by Christal Brown that incorporates elements of boxing, hip-hop, martial arts and modern dance. At 7:30 p.m., Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue, at 89th Street, (212) 423-3587, worksandprocess.org; $30, or $10 for students. (Anderson)
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Amazon Basin and Galapagos
Amazon Basin and Galapagos
Amazon Basin and Galapagos
Amazon Basin and Galapagos
10 nights visiting Quito, the Amazon, and Galapagos.
Day 01 – Quito (-/-/-)
- Upon arrival private transfer from the airport to Hotel in Quito (private English speaking guide)
- Overnight in Quito
Day 02 – Quito / Coca – Sacha Lodge (B/L/D)
- Departure transfer from the Hotel to airport to take your flight to the Amazon (private English speaking guide)
- Flight from Quito to Coca.
- canoe ride, canoe paddling, nature walks and jungle exploration
- Overnight in Sacha Lodge
Day 03 – Sacha Lodge (B/L/D)
- Hikes, jungle exploration, canopy walk, medicinal plant learning.
- Overnight in Sacha Lodge
Day 04 – Sacha Lodge (B/L/D)
- Hiking in the jungle, learn about the trees where native people believe the spirits of their ancestors live, canoe ride, sport fishing, observation tower
- Overnight in Sacha Lodge
Day 05 – Coca / Quito (B/-/-)
- Boat ride back to Coca, transfer out to the airport.
- Upon arrival private transfer from the airport to Hotel in Quito (private English speaking guide)
- Afternoon city tour of Quito.
- Overnight in Quito
Day 06 – Quito – San Cristobal (B/L/D)
- Saturday: AM Arrival at San Cristóbal airport / PM Punta Pitt: walk, panga ride.
- Overnight onboard MV Santa Cruz II.
Day 07 – Santa Fe / South Plaza (B/L/D)
- Sunday: AM Santa Fe: Walk, snorkelling, panga ride and glass bottom boat. South Plaza: Walk.
- Overnight onboard MV Santa Cruz II.
Day 08 – Santa Cruz (B/L/D)
- Monday: AM Charles Darwin Research Station: walk / PM Santa Cruz: multisport and other activities available such as: sea kayak, hikes, mountain bike, experience sustainable agriculture.
- Overnight onboard MV Santa Cruz II.
Day 09 – Española (B/L/D)
- Tuesday: AM Punta Suárez: walk
- PM Gardner Bay: walk, snorkelling, swimming
- Overnight onboard MV Santa Cruz II.
Day 10 – Baltra / Quito (B/-/-)
- Wednesday: AM Transfer out to Baltra airport
- Flight back to Quito
- Upon arrival private transfer from the airport to Hotel in Quito (private English speaking guide)
- Overnight in Quito
Day 11 – Quito (B/-/-)
- Private transfer from Hotel to airport in Quito (private English speaking guide) for international flight.
Special Remarks:
B: Breakfast / L: Lunch / BL: Box Lunch / D: Dinner
Welcome to Quito and Ecuador!. At the airport you will be greeted by one of our representatives, we will escort you all the way to your hotel, giving you a short briefing about Quito and the country in general with valuable information you need to know.
Quito airport is located about one and half hour from Quito depending on traffic conditions, please make sure you do not leave anything behind.
Private transportation and guide, handling of two pieces of luggage per person at the airport and the hotel)
Overnight in Quito. Hilton Colon. Deluxe room.
Depart Quito's airport. A 30 minute flight over the Andes Mountains leads you to a bustling oil town called Coca located in the Amazon Basin. A quick lunch in Sacha's private house and then its off to the town docks where you will board Sacha's private canoes for the 2 hour journey down river to Sacha's Lodges property.
A 30 minute hike through the rainforest leads you to lake Pilchicocha. Here, you are met by native workers to paddle you across the lake to your final destination.
Arrive at Sacha Lodge around noon. Swim in Lake Pilchicocha, which is a black water lake home to many species of fish and animals. A refreshing swim after arriving may be just what you need after being in the equatorial heat all day.
Bird observing from the mini tower offers guests an excellent opportunity to view several species of birds common around the lodge. Also a great place to watch the sun set.
Visit the butterfly house with your naturalist guide to view the beautiful colors of many different species of butterflies.
After dinner, accompany your naturalist guide on a night walk through the rainforest to view the hundreds of different species of animals that can only be found at night. Or maybe a canoe ride on the lake to view the spectacled and black caimans with their glowing orange eyes as you silently paddle across the lake to get a closer view.
Begin morning activity between 6:00 and 7:00 (full-day/ box lunch)
Begin walking on trail Liana Chica and arrive at the canopy walk, for spectacular views of the rainforest canopy and the many different species of vibrantly colored birds. Designed to be a self-standing rigid suspension canopy walk. It is one of only a few in the world! Located within Sacha's private reserve, 2 miles from the shores of the Rio Napo and 1 mile from the lodge, the bird walk gives guests the opportunity to get an up close and personal view of the rainforest canopy. Two of the three towers have observation decks every 12 meters making towers accessible for everyone. The canopy walkway is at 118 feet high and 902 feet long, giving guests a "birds eye view" of all the wonders and beauty the tropical rainforest has to offer. The canopy walk is designed as a sturdy walkway enabling guests to casually move along while enjoying the spectacular views.
After the canopy walk, Liana Grande through terra firma and igapo forest habitats where native guides will explain many different species of medicinal plants that have been being used in their culture for hundreds of years.
Liana Grande will turn into the trail Higueron, which will take you through pristine primary forest with huge Kapok and Fig trees towering hundreds of feet above your head. Higueron will eventually lead to the Finca where an excellent lunch prepared especially for long day trips, will be served while you listen to the many species of birds around the Finca and enjoy the coolness of the covered picnic tables.
From the Finca, you may choose to take a leisurely hike along the Rio Napo, or choose a little more challenging hike on the trail Leoncillo to try and spot the elusive dusky titi monkey. Either way the trails will lead you back to the main boardwalk for your final hike and canoe ride back to the lodge.
Leaving the lodge after breakfast, you begin your hike on trail Lagartococha. This trail offers you the chance to learn more about the native people and their relationship with the forest. Learn about the trees where native people believe the spirits of their ancestors live, and the mysterious "dwende" or devil-man of the forest. After arriving at lake Lagartococha, take a tranquil canoe ride through a natural swamp, which is the home of anacondas, caimans, and capybaras.
After the canoe ride, a walk on the other side of Largatococha may give you the opportunity to spot capuchin or squirrel monkeys playfully jumping through the trees. Return from the walk or canoe ride and head back to the lodge for a refreshing dip in the lake, or a nice relaxing nap in your personal hammock on your private balcony. After lunch, your native guide will teach you how to fish for the infamous razor-toothed piranha. Keep in mind that piranhas will never attack a person and swimming at the same time is perfectly safe and fun!
Around 4:00 you will begin what many think is the best trail at Sacha, a silent canoe ride through the flooded Amazonian forest. Where you have a good chance of being surrounded by troops of squirrel, capuchin, and howler monkeys. Keep your eyes peeled for the shy and elusive river otter as well as the incredibly well camouflaged three-toed sloth!
After your eye-popping ride through the flooded forest, you will arrive at Sacha´s135-foot wooden tower built around an ancient Kapok tree. Get close up views of vibrantly colored birds through Sacha´s powerful scopes, and watch the sun set with an amazing view of Mount Sumaco, a volcano, and possibly a view of the snow-covered caps of the Andes!
Leaving the tower just before or after sunset will give you an experience not soon forgotten. A canoe ride back through the flooded forest at night will be an awe-inspiring experience. Listen to the symphony of frogs and insects as you navigate through the narrow flooded forest trail, keeping your eyes open for caimans. Watch the several species of bats flying over your heads and listen to the many species of nocturnal birds making their eerie nighttime calls. Finally, after your mesmerizing canoe trip through the Amazon, you will arrive back at lake Pilchicocha and the welcoming lights of Sacha lodge.
Breakfast and departure from the lodge by motor canoe. One last walk on the boardwalk to the river for about 20 minutes, and from there a 2 hour canoe ride back to Coca, then your 35 minute flight back to Quito will be awaiting. Arrive Quito in the afternoon, after check in you will begin the city tour of Quito.
Quito's colonial quarter, the largest and best preserved of South America, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will stroll at the Independence Plaza, flanked by the Cathedral, the Presidential Palace, the Municipal Building and the Archbishop's Palace. We will visit the temple of La Compañía de Jesús and its awesome gilded interior. We will continue on to the Monastery of San Francisco, one the of great religious buildings of the New World; its impressive façade and atrium that lead to its Baroque interior influenced by Moorish style, with the winged Virgin of Quito at its main altar. The tour ends at a lookout point with a great view of Quito.
Overnight in Quito. Hilton Colon. Deluxe room.
After breakfast you will be taken back to the airport for your Galapagos flight.
Arrival by plane to San Cristobal Island and transfer to the Santa Cruz II, anchored at Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the provincial capital of the Galapagos Islands. Cabin assignment, introductory talk, boat drill and lunch.
Punta Pitt (San Cristobal Island).
In the afternoon, we disembark on the eastern tip of the island at Punta Pitt, an eroded tuff cone, whose trail provides spectacular views of the shoreline. This is the only site in the Galapagos where the three species of boobies can be found together. We can walk or enjoy a panga ride along the coast.
Santa Fe Island
After breakfast, we take the dinghy over to this idyllic sandy-white beach populated by many sea lions. The endemic land iguana, unique to this island, may be spotted during the morning walk amid the giant prickly pear cactus. Snorkelling and swimming from the panga rounds off our rewarding experience, or if guests prefer, the glass bottom boat for non-snorkelers.
South Plaza Island
Following lunch and a rest, we disembark in this channel, whose turquoise waters contrast brilliantly with the white sand and black lava of the shoreline. Beyond, a carpet of scarlet sesuvium succulents serves as groundcover for a grove of luminescent green prickly-pear cactus. Yellow-grey land iguanas sit beneath these, waiting patiently for pears to drop. Along the coastline one finds sea lion colonies, while frigates, swallow-tailed gulls and shearwaters glide, playing with the thermals.
Puerto Ayora and the Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz Island)
In the morning, we disembark (dry landing) for our visit to the Charles Darwin Research Station's giant tortoise Breeding Center within an impressive giant prickly-pear cactus forest home to many land birds. These are the headquarters of scientific investigation, conservation and the National Park administration. Following our visit, we board our transport to enjoy lunch in the cooler highlands of Santa Cruz Island, a completely different ecosystem.
Santa Cruz Island
We have several options available for the afternoon (hiking, mountain biking or kayaking in Tortuga Bay), which can be discussed in advance with your Expedition Leader. At the end of the afternoon's activities, we return to Puerto Ayora and embark on the Santa Cruz II.
Punta Suarez (Española Island)
An exciting walk awaits at this site, where we enjoy its unique sea bird colonies, including waved albatrosses (April- January), Nazca boobies, blue-footed boobies, swallow-tail gulls as well as a view of the Galapagos famous "blow-hole". Also, look out for red-green-black marine iguanas. Back on board for lunch.
Gardner Bay (Española Island)
In the afternoon, the picture-postcard white coral beach of Gardner Bay provides a beautiful setting for observing sea lions, mockingbirds, finches as we relax. We can expect great snorkeling in this area.
Baltra Island
On our last day, we disembark at Baltra Island and transfer to the airport to take the flight back to the continent.
- Please remember that the exact route and program may vary according to weather and ocean conditions and the wildlife we encounter. It's also subject to change without previous notice due mainly to readjustment of the National Park policies and regulations.
- Dry landing: guests step from the panga (dinghy) onto rocks or a dock.
- Wet landing: as the dinghy edges onto a sandy beach, guests step into around 8 inches of water and wade ashore.
- On days 2 and 6, please dress with comfortable shoes and clothes, bring a small backpack with any medicine you might be taking, sunblock, insect repellent and anything you need.
- All your luggage will be sent on board the ship straight to your cabin.
- At Night: Cruise-Casual attire for dining; no shorts, swimwear or tank tops.
- On Shore: shorts or fast-drying slacks, T-shirts, or long sleeved cotton shirts.
- Walking shoes
- Thongs or sandals
- Wind-breaker
- Hat with a brim
- Bathing suits
- Bandana to cover the back of your neck from the sun's rays
- Sunglasses (with holding strap)
- Extra set of glasses or contact lenses + lens solution
- Sun block (SPF30 or higher)
- Insect repellent (Mosquitoes are NOT malaria carrying)
- Grooming kit
- Personal medication
- Multi-purpose Zip-loc bags.
- Camera gear, extra memory and charger (or extra batteries)
- Lip balm (SPF30 or higher)
- Portable computer or Tablet (intermittent and low-bandwidth WiFi available onboard)
Upon arrival into Quito International Airport, you will be met by our representative and will be transferred to your hotel. Private transportation and guide, handling of two pieces of luggage per person at the airport and the hotel)
Overnight in Quito. Hilton Colon. Deluxe room.
Private transfer back to the airport fir international flight.
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|Hilton Colon
|Deluxe room
|Sacha Lodge
|Standard room
|MV Santa Cruz II
|Horizon Deck
|Please enquire for pricing
|(*): Other types available with a supplement
- For Christmas and New Year peak season surcharge applies.
- International air fares
- Meals or any other item not described in the itinerary
- Early check-in, late check-out, services and non-mentioned meals in the itinerary
- Personal expenses
- Drinks during meals, hotel extras and personal spending
- Tips for hotel staff


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Rossin Track Bike about 54cm
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I'm selling this bike because I have too many bikes. It's a nice, Italian track bike from the 80s. It is in excellent mechanical condition. It has been repainted using Dupont Imron paint, which is what was originally used. The wheels are hand built and almost new. Not all parts are original. Here is a list:
- Frame: about 54cm Columbus steel frame with Cinelli lugs
- Wheels: Campagnolo Pista hubs (modern model) with Campagnolo Lambda Strada rims (36 spokes, 3x, double butted DT spokes). Tires are Tufo tubulars.
- Crank is Campagnolo Record modified for track use.
- Handlebars and Stem are Cinelli (old logo)
- Seatpost is Campagnolo, I believe it's Record. Saddle is Sella San Marco Rolls.
- Includes original as well as replacement fork (currently installed) that can use a brake. Brake is Shimano Ultegra (modern) with a nice Goldfinger lever.
- Bottom bracket is Campagnolo, probably Pista.
- Headset is Campagnolo
- Talk to me about pedals if you need them.
Not all parts are cosmetically ideal (particularly the headset and to some extent the crank), but inwardly they are in great mechanical shape. There are a few scratches from storage that I can touch up if needed. I have an extra set of replacement decals, too.
Price is firm since the frame alone could sell for more than $500 on eBay in any condition, and the wheels were expensive to build.
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Antique Mahogany Butlers Tray.
A very nice mahogany butlers tray on stand. The tray is rectangular with hinged shaped sides with open handles and wonderful patina. The tray is in good condition but has some chips in the woodwork around the hinges. It is supported on a later but old mahogany stand.
The size given is with the sides folded up.
H 52.5 cm x W 79 cm x D 53.5 cm
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COMFORT CARDS PURPOSE: Twenty-four vibrant and whimsical inspirational cards (boxed set) to give or keep during times of change or transition.
"Ronni, I got my cards today and I love them. Such lovely prints and good quality paper, lamination. Good job. I picked a card out I really resonated with and propped it next to my computer…I'll be getting more." — Donna Clary
When you can't be there, give the gift of comfort.
Words of comfort to inspire and uplift you — to gift yourself or others — with original inspirational art and words. Whether a new job, changing careers, or starting and ending relationships, you can feel a little lost as you change and morph into something new. Pop a card in the mail for a friend, or save the cards for yourself, and post them on the mirror or tuck into a pocket as a reminder.
When my dear friends are going through the tough times in life, I wish I could be there with a hug and words of love and advice. So many of us are now scattered all over the globe and it is not always possible. And that's when I came up with the Comfort Cards. I could pop a card into the mail to brighten their day. It took a long time to make the deck a reality, but now it's here.
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Discover the hospitality, tradition and natural attractions of Gasthof Schneeberg. At 1,000 meters altitude, on the northern foot of Pendling, Schneeberg is the perfect starting point for impressive tours in an unspoilt mountain world: for example via Kala Alm to Kufsteiner Haus on Pendling or in winter over the glittering powder snow with skis or a sled. At the end of an eventful day you will be treated to refined culinary treats from our own agricultural production. You can find relaxing peace and real Tyrolean atmosphere in the rustic, cosy and large rooms. Accessibility: by foot from Vorderthiersee approx. 30 minutes


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400 gram Fresh Brown Sugar Body Polish costs $74.95 which is very high for a scrub. But the product has very expensive ingredients. So the high cost is understandable.
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Culture, Media and Sport Minister Margaret Hodge said MPs did have concerns about the magazines, which often feature semi-naked women on their front page.
But she told Labour's Diane Abbott (Hackney N and Stoke Newington) the vast majority were already on the top shelf.
At Commons question time, Ms Abbott said there was "quite widespread concern among women, particularly mothers, about the proliferation of lads mags".
She said the concern was not about their existence but that "if you go into a newsagent, with your child, just to buy some sweets, you'll find them at child's eye level, often displayed in prime position.
"What can be done to toughen the regulatory regime so those magazines are put on the top shelf, where they deserve to be?"
Ms Hodge said the "vast majority" of such magazines were already on the top shelf.
"Until now this has been a matter for self regulation. But we do keep the matter under constant review and it is an issue on which all MPs share concerns."
The exchanges came after a Home Office-commissioned study, which aims to tackle the early sexualisation of children, called last week for a crackdown on images of nudity, sex and violence on television, in magazines and on billboards.
The report, by psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulos, warned that the "pornification" of society was putting both girls and boys under unprecedented pressure to conform to gender stereotypes from a younger and younger age.
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Jammu and Kashmir's Chief Minister Omar Abdullah hopes to take a leaf out of former President APJ Abdul Kalam's people-friendly approach by personally eplying to e-mails sent by citizens having any grievances.
The internet savvy 38-year-old National Conference resident said he will put a system in place so that the
general public could directly send him e-mails.
"I will be asking my technical team to create a system hereby the general public would be ready to e-mail me their rievances directly," Abdullah told PTI.
Abdullah is among a growing set of young Indian oliticians who are active on the world wide web with social
networking profiles and online portfolios used to connect mainly to the youths.
For the majority of people in Jammu and Kashmir without any access to the internet, Abdullah said he would make sure "they can write to me directly or meet me."
There willalso be a mechanism under which "the pending files of people move in a timely manner."
Omar's display of oratorial skills on July 22 during the Congress' trust vote in Parliament won him a huge fan
following on the video sharing portal YouTube.
He also wrote weblogs and has a profile in one of the popular social networking sites.
Kalam, during his tenure as the country's President, was known for personally replying to e-mails send to him by citizens, a large section of whom were school going students.


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Kwame Alexander is the author of 21 books for young readers. His basketball-themed coming-of-age novel The Crossover was written entirely in verse and won several awards in 2015, including the Newbery Medal for the Most Distinguished Contribution to American Literature for Children. Through his Book-in-a-Day Literacy Program, Alexander has so far visited 76 schools in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean. His visits are inspiring students from kindergarten to high school to have an appreciation of reading and writing, especially poetry.
Alexander's new novel-in-verse is about middle-schooler Nick Hall, whose love for soccer helps him cope with the challenges of growing up. Booked will be available on April 5.
TFK: Why have you made sports the focus of both of your recent novels, The Crossover and Booked?
KWAME ALEXANDER: It has to do with my love of sports. As a kid, I loved to play sports. I was a competitive tennis player. I love to watch sports, to get excited about what happens on the court and on the field. And sports are a great metaphor for life. Ultimately, I want to write stories about family and life and love and loss—familiar things. I use poetry to distill the depth and breadth of those topics. Why not use [sports]—this thing that I love so much—as a way to frame these stories? I know kids are going to get into it. What kid doesn't love surfing or tennis or swimming or football or lacrosse?
TFK: What does soccer tell us about the character Nick?
ALEXANDER: Soccer is a long game. You've got to have that endurance, you've got to have that patience, and at the same time, you've got to know when to fire it up. The game speeds up and slows down, and that's what life does. Life is this long journey with very few time-outs. You can't just stop. And when you have those opportunities to reach that goal, you've got to go for it, because those moments are few and far between. You've got to say yes, you've got to be fit, you've got to be prepared—you have to put in the work for life and be able to endure that journey. Soccer is an awesome metaphor for our lives, for being able to last and reach our goals, whatever they may be.
TFK: Why did you write these two novels in verse rather than in prose?
ALEXANDER: Why not? I am a poet by training, by love, by desire, by necessity. I've always been immersed in the joy and power of poetry, in trying to convey my feelings and ideas about the world we live in. Poetry allows you to talk about some heavy and deep stuff, but you can do it in a way that's palatable. You can swallow it. Poetry can be so cool—it's so rhythmic. The way the word can move on the page can really grab you in and get your attention. And there are topics like basketball that lend themselves to writing in the style of rhythm and rhyme. When basketball is played by some of the greats, like Lebron [James] and Steph Curry, basketball is poetry in motion. There are some topics that lend themselves better to poetry. I like that. There's a lot that boys especially don't like to talk about. We don't have the language. We're not given the language to be able to share these thoughts, these pains, and these emotions. Poetry is a way that allows us to deal with those things and to understand ourselves—to cope and to heal. That happens with Nick in Booked, and it happens with JB in The Crossover, and it certainly happened with me as I was growing up.
TFK: Does improvisation play a role in your writing process?
ALEXANDER: Poetry and literature at its best can be compared to jazz. Knowing how to play the notes, knowing how to write the line. Being able to play the notes that aren't there. One student told me that he liked all the white space on the page because it allows him to use his imagination. You don't want to say everything with poetry. You want to show just enough so that the reader can add their piece into it. I definitely incorporate elements of improvisation into my poetry. I love to see where it goes and where it takes me. Which, by the way, is what some of the best soccer players do.
TFK: Do you have the same love-hate fascination with words and wordplay that Nick does?
ALEXANDER: The book isn't autobiographical, but surely I was able to pull from my own experiences. My father made me read the encyclopedia. I did not like that. But when Jeopardy! came on, I knew things! I loathed books and I loathed words, and sometimes I loved them. I see a lot of that when I meet kids in schools around the country. They know things, but they don't think knowing is cool, that participating in the writerly life is cool. My goal is to help them see that words can be cool, that books can be cool. I'm the guy to do that.
TFK: What can literature offer young people that video games or television or texting cannot?
ALEXANDER: Video and television, for the most part, offer fantasy. They offer entertaining and unrealistic fantasy. Literature offers possibility. It opens up a world of possibility to readers. As a writer for kids, my goal is to help readers imagine what's possible in the world—how to make it better and how to make themselves better in it. That's a big responsibility.
TFK: How did Book-in-a-Day get started?
ALEXANDER: It started on a dare. A teacher asked me to teach her kids how to publish a book, and she had only one day for me to come. And over the course of one day, I helped them publish a book. And I decided this might be something I want to offer to more schools. For the next nine years, I led this workshop that teaches kids how to write and publish books. It's a pretty intensive workshop for K–12th graders, [so far] in 76 schools. I'm really excited. This spring, Book-in-a-Day will be released as a kit, called Kwame Alexander's Page to Stage Writing Workshop. It will have videos and manuals that teach teachers how to do this workshop and empower their students in writing, publishing, and presenting their work.
TFK: Which authors have had the greatest influence on your writing?
ALEXANDER: Nikki Giovanni, Langston Hughes, e. e. cummings—those are the main ones. It's the things they wrote about, the way they play with language, the musicality of the poetry. Nikki Giovanni's poetry is very musical—she's sort of blues and gospel. Langston Hughes was more jazz influenced.
TFK: Are you planning a new novel? Will it be in poetry?
ALEXANDER: It will be. I'm writing a prequel to The Crossover. It's about the father, Chuck Bell, when he was 12 years old.


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WLKR: Walker Residency with Jeremiah Alexander
Walker, just in case you didn't know, is a suburb in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, in the North East of England. Once home to a thriving shipbuilding Industry, it is now considered one of the most disadvantaged areas in the UK. Not a place most tourists would think to visit but a place loved by many! This project is about getting to know those people.
From September 2014 to February 2015, Jeremiah Alexander was Artist in Residence in Walker, working with students fromWalker Technology CollegeandSir Charles Parsons Schoolas part of a wider artist led programme across the city, developed and managed byNewcastle City Council Arts Team, with support fromISIS Arts. Together they underwent a journey of discovery into Walker, its places and its people. A journey which ended with a question… or rather 12 of them.
Through their exploration into identity and community, the group curated 12 questions, chosen for their ability to evoke meaningful responses from the answerer. These questions were then used to interview people in Walker, with each individual answer recorded and stored as an online hidden video. The questions themselves were immortalised as metal plaques, each one designed by one of the students on the project. Each question and corresponding answers linked together by an invisible bond, a bond traceable only by accompanying WLKR App.
Each metal question plaque is interactive, they contain both a bluetooth beacon and a barcode. Either of these smart sensors can be scanned by the App in order to find and view an answer to the chosen question*. It is hoped that both the answers and the questions will encourage you, the viewer, to explore both your own identity and the collective identity of community.
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*If you can't venture into Walker to find a question plaque, then you can also scan any barcode to discover a random question and answer.
The WLKR app can be downloaded from the iTunes store for free for your Smartphone or Tablet.
Jeremiah Alexanderhas been an independent digital practitioner for 7 years. Within that time he has built a multi award winning digital agency (Ideonic) and co-founded an education technology startup (Every1Speaks). Through Ideonic, he has led, designed and developed a wealth of innovative digital content, with a major focus on Arts and Culture, and a preference for co-design with the target audience through focus groups and workshops.
Jeremiah has led the development of two landmark heritage projects in Newcastle. Working with Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums and Newcastle Libraries, Ideonic developed the Hidden Newcastle App, a location based mobile gaming experience where players unlocked audiovisual stories about the weird and wonderful characters of Newcastle past - this is currently being revamped for a big re-launch this year. Working with Tyneside Cinema and BAFTA nominated filmmaker Ian Fenton, Ideonic developed the multi-award winning Time Machine, a transmedia gaming experience that revolutionised the concept of a school trip. Time Machine was winner of an RTS Innovation award, multiple BigChip awards and a Learning on Screen Award, it was also featured in the Times Education Supplement.
Jeremiah has also developed a number of very successful projects outside the region, including working with the Tate to develop Art Lab, a game that teaches children about the process of Art Restoration. Also working with both the BBC and Channel 4 on various innovation-related projects, including a Guardian Media Innovation Award winning Facemorphing App (MirrorMe), which showed people what they would look like in the future based upon their current lifestyle.
Jeremiah's work focuses on engaging with communities in order to better understand his audience. He was a practitioner with Creative Partnerships, where he delivered gaming inspired workshops in both Primary and Secondary schools. This includes delivering the sessions in school but also having young people come and spend time working on the project from his office. He has led workshops on behalf of Channel 4's 4Talent programme, Young Enterprise NE and Universities both here and internationally, including Estonia, Brazil and China. He is currently working with ChildrenNE on a project to raise awareness of child poverty in the region, which has included a workshop with young people involved in the campaign.
Jeremiah is an alumnus of Teesside University and an RSA Fellow. He was a finalist in the British Council's Young Interactive Entrepreneur 2009 and was also part of an Arts Council delegation to SXSW 2010.


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This project provides an Xamarin SDK for Application Insights. Application Insights is a service that allows developers to keep their applications available, performing, and succeeding. This SDK allows your Xamarin apps to send telemetry of various kinds (events, traces, exceptions, etc.) to the Application Insights service where your data can be visualized in the Azure Portal. Currently, we provide support for iOS and Android.


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Both Google and Yahoo have added new features designed to make it easier to find and track certain types of information that was previously difficult to locate with a search engine.
Google added five new features, including tracking and lookup utilities, similar to the "quick link" features introduced last month. The new features include:
Area Code Information. Enter a U.S. telephone area code into a Google search box (e.g. 760), and results feature a thumbnail map naming the geographic region at the top of the results page. Clicking the thumbnail displays the full Mapquest map of the area, a less useful result since it's an approximation, not an exact map, of the area code's coverage zone.
Universal Product Codes. Want information about a specific product? Enter its Universal Product Code (UPC), the number on the bottom of a bar code displayed on product packaging into the Google search box (e.g.: 074101420241). If the product can be found, results include a link to the UPC Database for more information.
This feature isn't well implemented — two of the three tests I ran for reasonably common products returned zero results. Whether that's a problem with Google or the UPC Database isn't clear. You also need to be careful to enter all digits of the UPC code, including leading and trailing digits outside of the barcode, or you may not get results, either.
Flight Tracking. Enter an airline name or code and a flight number (e.g.: UA 44)and you'll get two links to flight information, from Travelocity and fboweb.com. This feature works well and is robust, accepting variations on the example above such as "united 44" and "ual 44", two other ways of referring to United Airlines. It only appears to work for major airlines, however — I got no results for either Frontier or ATA airlines.
Vehicle ID Numbers. Enter a Vehicle ID number (VIN) (e.g. JM1BJ225431140254) returns a link from carfax.com for a page with more information about the year, make and model of a specific car.
U.S. Postal Service Tracking Numbers. USPS tracking numbers generate a direct link to the USPS website with information about the shipping status of a package.
These new features are available now on Google.com to English language users throughout the world. International versions will be available in the coming months.
Yahoo has also added flight tracking, and it works just like Google's, by entering an airline and flight number. Yahoo's results, however, are a co-branded version of Travelocity embedded within Yahoo Travel.
Yahoo seems to do a better job of tracking more airlines than Google (it found information on the Frontier and ATA flights that Google missed), but it accepts fewer variations on airline names or codes.
Bottom line: These features are useful and mostly helpful, if you have a Yahoo or Google search box or toolbar handy. But since they simply offer further links to more information, it's probably easier to go directly to the partner sites both are using and do these types of searches directly at the source.
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Cracked corn is an ingredient in many animal feeds and is often fed by itself to chickens or other home-raised fowl. Finely cracked corn can also be used to add texture to breads, soups and stews. If you are planning to crack corn for animal feed, you will need a large, commercial-size grain mill to accomplish this task. If you are wanting cracked corn for use in recipes for your table, a home grain mill will do the job splendidly. Either way, the process is the same.
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Welcome to the funding opportunities area of our website. This page contains information about central funding opportunities for professional and administrative staff. Academic staff have funding routes available through their school and should speak to the school office or their line manager in the first instance.
If you work in a professional services or administrative role you are eligible for funding to study for a professional qualification or accredited course. This is to help you progress in your role and your career overall by enhancing and accrediting your professional and personal skills.
Your application for funding should be for a course which has been identified through your PDR discussion and been supported by your line manager. This is to ensure that the University is funding development activities which not only support your career, but also the strategic needs of the business. For further information please read the guidance notes below.
There are two points in the year when you can submit an application form for PAL funding: April & October. An additional deadline in January may be available for courses commencing in Feb-July. This decision has been taken to adapt to the more diverse range of online and classroom based accredited learning study available. The closing dates for form submissions are listed below.
Deadline date - Friday 19th May 2017 for courses commencing between 1st August and 31st December 2017
Please note; The deadline for the next round of funding has been extended whilst we explore the impact of the Apprenticeship Levy.
Applications for funding to commence study between August 2017 and December 2017 will now close for applications on May 19th 2017. Applications received will be considered during May/June and responses to applications were issued by the beginning of July. The timings are designed to enable you to commence a course with an Autumn 2017 start date. Should funding for an application be declined you may be offered the opportunity to explore other accredited training funding options where applicable.
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Applications for funding to commence study between 1st January and 31st July 2018 will close for applications on 13th October 2018. Applications received will be considered during November and responses to applications were issued by the beginning of December. The timings are designed to enable you to commence a course with an January 2018 start date.
If the application deadline for your prospective course is earlier than this funding deadline, you are advised to apply for your course in the meantime. Should funding be declined you may then explore other funding options if applicable. All sections of the application form must be completed and be signed by your line manager and the Head of School or Division. An electronic copy of the form along with a scanned copy of the signature page should be emailed to:
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Applications can be submitted for consideration by each deadline. Your course will not be fully funded but you will be awarded a percentage of the cost from the fund, with the expectation that your school/division will match the level of funding offered to you. Supporting statements from your line manager and head of department are essential to verify the link between the programme of study and the impact it will have on your role once undertaken.
Working in a University you have a wealth of course options right on your doorstep. We therefore encourage you, where possible, to seek funding for courses delivered by the University itself. The MBA (Masters in Business Administration) delivered by Salford Business School is one such possibility.
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