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1 Practice Questions with Solutions Chapter 1 1. What is the correct approach for addressing security and organization objectives? a. Security and organization objectives should be developed separately. b. Security should drive organization objectives. c. Security should support organization objectives. d. The site security officer should approve or reject organization objectives. 2. The statement, Promote professionalism among information system security practitioners through the provisioning of professional certification and training is an example of a/an: a. Mission statement b. Objective c. Goal d. Requirement 3. The two components of risk management are: a. Risk assessment and risk analysis b. Vulnerability assessment and risk treatment c. Risk assessment and risk mitigation d. Risk assessment and risk treatment 4. A security manager needs to perform a risk assessment on a critical business application in order to determine what additional controls may be needed to protect the application and its databases. The best approach to performing this risk assessment is: a. Perform a qualitative risk assessment only b. Perform a quantitative risk assessment only
2 c. Perform a qualitative risk assessment first, then perform a quantitative risk assessment d. Perform a quantitative risk assessment, then perform a qualitative risk assessment 5. A qualitative risk assessment is used to identify: a. Vulnerabilities, threats, and countermeasures b. Vulnerabilities, threats, threat probabilities, and countermeasures c. Assets, risks, and mitigation plans d. Vulnerabilities and countermeasures 6. The impact of a specific threat is defined as: a. The cost of recovering the asset b. The cost required to protect the related asset c. The effect of the threat if it is realized d. The loss of revenue if it is realized 7. Exposure factor is defined as: a. The part of an asset's value that is likely to be lost by a particular threat b. The probability that the threat will be realized c. The probability that a loss will occur in a year s time d. The cost of a single loss 8. A security manager is performing a quantitative risk assessment on a particular asset. The security manager wants to determine the quantitative loss for a single loss based on a particular threat. The correct way to calculate this is: a. Divide the asset s value by the exposure factor b. Multiply the asset s value times the annualized rate of occurrence c. Multiply the asset s value times the single loss expectancy d. Multiply the asset s value times the exposure factor 9. A security manager is performing a quantitative risk assessment on a particular asset. The security manager wants to estimate the yearly loss based on a particular threat. The correct way to calculate this is:
3 a. Multiply the single loss expectancy times the asset s value b. Multiply the asset s value times the exposure factor c. Multiply the asset s value times the exposure factor times the single loss expectancy d. Multiply the single loss expectancy times the annualized rate of occurrence 10. Annualized loss expectancy is defined as: a. The annual estimate of loss of all assets based on all threats b. The annual estimate of loss of an asset based on a single threat c. The annual estimate of loss of an asset based on all threats d. The annual estimate of loss of all assets based on a single threat 11. Annualized loss expectancy is calculated using which formula: a. ALE = ARO x SLE b. ALE = EF x SLE c. ALE = ARO x AV d. ALE = ARO / SLE 12. A risk manager has completed a risk analysis for an asset valued at $4000. Two threats were identified; the ALE for one threat is $400, and the ALE for the second threat is $500. What is the amount of loss that the organization should estimate for an entire year? a. $450 b. $500 c. $900 d. $ The options for risk treatment are: a. Risk reduction, risk assumption, risk avoidance, and risk acceptance b. Risk acceptance, risk reduction, risk transfer, and risk mitigation c. Risk acceptance, risk reduction, and risk transfer d. Risk acceptance, risk avoidance, risk reduction, and risk transfer
4 14. An organization recently completed a risk assessment. Based on the findings in the risk assessment, the organization chose to purchase insurance to cover possible losses. This approach is known as: a. Risk transfer b. Risk avoidance c. Risk acceptance d. Risk reduction 15. After completing a risk assessment, an organization was able to reduce the risk through the addition of detective and preventive controls. However, these controls did not remove all risk. What options does the organization have for treating the remaining risk? a. Accept, avoid, reduce, or transfer b. None the organization must accept the risk c. The organization must either accept or transfer the risk d. Does not apply: remaining risk cannot be treated further 16. A security door has been designed so that it will ignore signals from the building s door entry system in the event of a power failure. This is known as: a. Fail soft b. Fail open c. Fail closed d. Fail secure 17. CIA is known as: a. Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability b. Computers, Information, and Assets c. Confidence In Applications d. Controls, Integrity, and Availability 18. An organization suffered a virus outbreak when malware was downloaded by an employee in a spam message. This outbreak might not have happened had the organization followed what security principle: a. Heterogeneity
5 b. Fortress c. Integrity d. Defense in depth 19. An organization has a strong, management-driven model of securityrelated activities such as policy, risk management, standards, and processes. This model is better known as: a. Risk management b. Security oversight c. Security governance d. Security control 20. The statement, Information systems should be configured to require strong passwords, is an example of a/an: a. Security requirement b. Security policy c. Security objective d. Security control 21. An organization wishes to purchase an application and is undergoing a formal procurement process to evaluate and select a product. What documentation should the organization use to make sure that the application selected has the appropriate security-related characteristics? a. Security guidelines b. Security policies c. Security requirements d. Functional requirements 22. A security manager is developing a data classification policy. What elements need to be in the policy? a. Sensitivity levels, marking procedures, access procedures, and handling procedures b. Labeling procedures, access procedures, and handling procedures c. Sensitivity levels, access procedures, and handling procedures d. Sensitivity levels and handling procedures
6 23. An employee with a previous criminal history was terminated. The former employee leaked several sensitive documents to the news media. To prevent this, the organization should have: a. Reviewed access logs b. Restricted the employee s access to sensitive information c. Obtained a signed non-disclosure statement d. Performed a background verification prior to hiring the employee 24. An organization recently underwent an audit of its financial applications. The audit report stated that there were several segregation-of-duties issues that were related to IT support of the application. What does this mean? a. IT personnel should not have access to financial data. b. The duties of personnel are not formally defined. c. IT needs to begin the practice of job rotation. d. Individuals in IT have too many roles or privileges. 25. An organization employs hundreds of office workers that use computers to perform their tasks. What is the best plan for informing employees about security issues? a. Include security policy in the employee handbook b. Perform security awareness training at the time of hire and annually thereafter c. Perform security awareness training at the time of hire d. Require employees to sign the corporate security policy Chapter An information system that processes sensitive information is configured to require a valid userid and strong password from any user. This process of accepting and validating this information is known as: a. Authentication b. Strong authentication c. Two-factor authentication d. Single sign-on
7 27. The reason that two-factor authentication is preferable over ordinary authentication is: a. Two-factor authentication is more difficult to crack b. It relies upon something the user knows c. It relies upon something that the user has d. Two-factor authentication uses stronger encryption algorithms 28. When an information system authenticates a user based on what the user is, this refers to the use of: a. Authorization based upon the user s job title b. Role-based authentication c. Two-factor authentication d. Biometric authentication 29. In an information system that authenticates users based on userid and password, the primary reason for storing a hash of the password instead of storing the encrypted password is: a. No one, even system administrators, can derive the password b. Hashing algorithms are less CPU-intensive than encryption algorithms c. Hashed passwords require less storage space than encrypted passwords d. Support personnel can more easily reset a user s password when it is hashed 30. The primary reason why users are told to use strong passwords is NOT: a. It is more difficult to shoulder surf a strong password because of the additional keystrokes b. Strong passwords are more difficult for others to guess c. Weak passwords are susceptible to dictionary attacks d. Passwords based on easily-discovered facts such as birthdays, spouse and pet names are easily guessed 31. One disadvantage of the use of digital certificates as a means for twofactor authentication is NOT: a. Digital certificates may not be portable across different types of machines
8 b. The password used to unlock the certificate may be weak and easily guessed c. It may be possible to steal the certificate and use it on another computer d. A digital certificate can theoretically be copied, unlike tokens and smart cards which are not easily cloned 32. A smart card is a good form of two-factor authentication because: a. It contains a certificate on a microchip that is resistant to cloning or cracking b. It can double as a proximity card for building entrance key card systems c. It does not rely on internal power like a token d. A smart card is portable and can be loaned to others 33. Organizations that implement two-factor authentication often do not adequately plan. One result of this is: a. Some users will lose their tokens, smart cards, or USB keys b. Some users will store their tokens, smart cards, or USB keys with their computers, thereby defeating one of the advantages of two-factor authentication c. Users will have trouble understanding how to use two-factor authentication d. The cost of implementation and support can easily exceed the cost of the product itself 34. Palm scan, fingerprint scan, and iris scan are forms of: a. Strong authentication b. Two-factor authentication c. Biometric authentication d. Single sign-on 35. A biometric authentication system that incorporates the results of newer scans into a user s profile is less likely to: a. Have a lower False Accept Rate
9 b. Reject future authentication attempts as the user s biometrics slowly change over time c. Correctly identify and authenticate users d. Reject an impostor 36. The use of retina scanning as a biometric authentication method has not gained favor because: a. It is inconvenient to use retina scanning in a darkened room b. Many users cannot hold their eye open long enough for a scan to complete c. Users are uncomfortable holding their eye very near the biometric scanning device d. The human retina changes significantly over time 37. Voice recognition as a biometric authentication method is difficult to measure because: a. Many factors, including current health and respiration rate, make sampling difficult b. Computers are not yet fast enough to adequately sample a voice print c. Voice recognition does not handle accents well d. Impatience changes voice patterns, which leads to increased False Reject Rates 38. Which of the following statements about Crossover Error Rate (CER) is true: a. This is the point where the False Accept Rate falls below 50% b. This is the point where the False Reject Rate falls below 50% c. This is the point where False Reject Rate and False Accept Rate add to 100% d. This is the point where False Reject Rate and False Accept Rate are equal 39. A security engineer has recently installed a biometric system, and needs to tune it. Currently the biometric system is rejecting too many valid, registered users. What adjustment does the security engineer need to make? a. Increase the False Accept Rate
10 b. Reduce the False Accept Rate c. Increase the False Reject Rate d. Reduce the False Reject Rate 40. A security engineer is soliciting bids for a software product that will perform centralized authentication. The engineer has found two products so far: one that is based on LDAP and one that is based on TACACS. Which of the following statements is the best approach? a. Select the LDAP-based product b. Do not consider the TACACS-based product, consider the LDAPbased product, and continue looking for other products c. Select the TACACS-based product d. Consider the TACACS-based product, and continue looking for other products based on TACACS 41. Which of the following is NOT an authentication protocol: a. Lightweight Directory Authentication Protocol b. Diameter c. RADIUS d. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol 42. An intruder wishes to break in to an application in order to steal information stored there. Because the application utilizes strong authentication, what is the most likely approach the intruder will take? a. Dictionary attack b. Malicious code attack c. Application bypass attack d. Password guessing attack 43. Authentication, encryption, and ACLs are examples of: a. Defense in depth b. Detective controls c. Administrative controls d. Technical controls
11 44. The categories of controls are: a. Detective, deterrent, preventive, corrective, recovery, and compensating b. Detective, preventive, and deterrent c. Technical, logical, and physical d. Detective, preventive, recovery, and compensating 45. Video surveillance is an example of what type(s) of control: a. Detective and deterrent b. Detective only c. Deterrent only d. Preventive 46. Buffer overflow, SQL injection, and stack smashing are examples of: a. Vulnerabilities b. Exploits c. Input attacks d. Injection attacks 47. An organization is surplussing its old desktop computers. Being concerned with data remanence, what measures should the organization take first? a. Erase the hard drives b. Format the hard drives c. Activate its TEMPEST shielding d. Clear the computers RAM 48. What is the best defense against social engineering? a. Spyware filters b. Firewalls c. Data leakage protection (DLP) d. Security awareness training 49. Signs, guards, guard dogs, and visible notices are examples of:
12 a. Administrative controls b. Preventive controls c. Deterrent controls d. Detective controls 50. The reason preventive controls are preferred over detective controls is: a. Preventive controls are less costly b. Detective controls do not actually stop unwanted activity c. Detective controls require more resources d. Preventive controls are do not detect unwanted activity Chapter One reason an organization would consider a distributed application is: a. Some components are easier to operate b. Distributed applications have a simpler architecture than other types of applications c. Some application components are owned and operated by other organizations d. Distributed applications are easier to secure 52. All of the following are advantages of using self-signed SSL certificates EXCEPT: a. Server authentication b. Lower cost c. Easier to create d. More difficult to crack 53. The best defense against a NOP sled attack is: a. Firewall b. Anti-virus c. The strcpy() function
13 d. Input boundary checking 54. The instructions contained with an object are known as its: a. Class b. Firmware c. Code d. Method 55. The purpose for putting a canary value in the stack is: a. To detect a dictionary attack b. To detect a stack smashing attack c. To detect parameter tampering d. To detect script injection 56. Safe languages and safe libraries are so-called because: a. They automatically detect some forms of input attacks b. They automatically detect parameter tampering c. They automatically detect script injection d. They automatically detect malware attacks 57. The following are characteristics of a computer virus EXCEPT: a. Polymorphic b. Downloadable c. Self-propagating d. Embedded in spam 58. Rootkits can be difficult to detect because: a. They are encrypted b. They are polymorphic c. They reside in ROM instead of the hard drive d. They use techniques to hide themselves 59. An attack on a DNS server to implant forged A records is characteristic of a:
14 a. Pharming attack b. Phishing attack c. Whaling attack d. Spim attack 60. The purpose of digitally signing a Browser Helper Object (BHO) is: a. To prove its origin b. To prove that it is not malicious c. To prove that it can be trusted d. To prove that it was downloaded properly 61. An organization wants to prevent SQL and script injection attacks on its Internet web application. The organization should implement a/an: a. Intrusion detection system b. Firewall c. Application firewall d. SSL certificate 62. A defense-in-depth strategy for anti-malware is recommended because: a. There are many malware attack vectors b. Anti-virus software is often troublesome on end user workstations c. Malware can hide in SSL transmissions d. Users can defeat anti-malware on their workstations 63. The primary advantage of the use of workstation-based anti-virus is: a. Virus signature updates can be performed less often b. Virus signature updates can be performed more often c. The user can control its configuration d. This approach can defend against most, if not all, attack vectors 64. The primary purpose of a firewall is: a. To protect a server from malicious traffic b. To block malicious code
15 c. To control traffic between networks d. To create a DMZ network 65. The following are valid reasons to reduce the level of privilege for workstation users EXCEPT: a. Decreased support costs because users are unable to change system configurations b. Decreased need for whole disk encryption c. Decreased impact from malware d. Increased security because users are unable to tamper with security controls 66. A system administrator needs to harden a server. The most effective approach is: a. Install security patches and install a firewall b. Remove unneeded services, remove unneeded accounts, and configure a firewall c. Remove unneeded services, disable unused ports, and remove unneeded accounts d. Install security patches and remove unneeded services 67. The most effective countermeasures against input attacks are: a. Input field filtering, application firewall, application vulnerability scanning, and developer training b. Input field filtering, application firewall, and intrusion prevention system c. Input field filtering, application firewall, intrusion detection system, and ethical hacking d. Application firewall, intrusion detection system, and developer training 68. The term object reuse refers to: a. A method used by malware to exploit weaknesses in running processes b. The use of residual computing resources for other purposes c. The ability to reuse application code
16 d. Processes that can discover and use residual data associated with other processes 69. A security assessment discovered back doors in an application, and the security manager needs to develop a plan for detecting and removing back doors in the future. The most effective countermeasures that should be chosen are: a. Application firewalls b. Source code control c. Outside code reviews d. Peer code reviews 70. The best time to introduce security into an application is: a. Implementation b. Design c. Development d. Testing 71. A user, Bill, has posted a link on a web site that causes unsuspecting users to transfer money to Bill if they click the link. The link will only work for users who happen to be authenticated to the bank that is the target of the link. This is known as: a. Cross site request forgery b. Cross-site scripting c. Broken authentication d. Replay attack 72. What is the most effective countermeasure against script injection attacks? a. Stateful inspection firewall b. Disallow server-side scripting in the end user s browser configuration c. Filter scripting characters in all input fields d. Disallow client-side scripting in the end user s browser configuration
17 73. A database administrator (DBA) is responsible for carrying out security policy, which includes controlling which users have access to which data. The DBA has been asked to make just certain fields in some database tables visible to some new users. What is the best course of action for the DBA to take? a. Implement column-based access controls b. Export the table to a data warehouse, including only the fields that the users are permitted to see c. Clone the table, including only the fields that the users are permitted to see d. Create a view that contains only the fields that the users are permitted to see 74. The purpose of Data Control Language is: a. Define which users are able to view and manipulate data in a database b. Define data structures in a relational database c. Define data structures in an object-oriented database d. Retrieve, insert, delete and update data in a relational database 75. A list of all of the significant events that occur in an application is known as: a. Audit log b. Replay log c. Export file d. Data dump Chapter The primary reason for classifying disasters as natural or man-made is: a. To correctly determine their probable impact b. To correctly determine their probability of occurrence c. To classify different types of events to better understand them d. To determine which contingency plans need to be carried out
18 77. For the purpose of business continuity and disaster recovery planning, the definition of a disaster is: a. Any event that impairs the ability of an organization to continue operating b. Any natural event that impairs the ability of an organization to continue operating c. Any man-made event that impairs the ability of an organization to continue operating d. Any event that impairs the ability of an organization s IT systems to continue operating 78. The primary impact of a pandemic on an organization is: a. Significant disruptions of public utilities b. Significant disruptions of transportation systems c. Large numbers of casualties that reduce the demand for services d. Long periods of employee absenteeism that impact the organization s ability to provide services 79. The activity that is concerned with the continuation of business operations is: a. Emergency Response Procedures b. Disaster Recovery Planning c. Business Continuity Planning d. Business Impact Analysis 80. The main reason that a DRP project should have executive support and approval is: a. A DRP project is very expensive b. A DRP project requires significant adjustments in the allocation of resources c. A DRP project requires the redesign of all in-scope IT systems d. A DRP project requires the redesign of all in-scope business processes 81. An organization is about to start its first disaster recovery planning project. The project manager is responsible for choosing project team members. Which staff members should be chosen for this project?
19 a. The project should use outsourced technical experts b. The least experienced team members c. The most experienced team members d. The project should use outsourced disaster recovery planning experts 82. At the beginning of a disaster recovery planning project, the project team will be compiling a list of all of the organization s most important business processes. This phase of the project is known as: a. Business Impact Analysis b. Risk Analysis c. Business Process Analysis d. Determination of maximum tolerable downtime (MTD) 83. In what sequence should a disaster recovery planning project be performed? a. Business Impact Analysis, Maximum Tolerable Downtime, Recovery Point Objective, Recovery Time Objective, training, testing b. Survey business processes, threat and risk analysis, develop recovery targets, criticality analysis c. Project plan, risk assessment, statements of impact, criticality analysis, recovery targets, test recovery plans d. Project plan, Business Impact Analysis, develop recovery plans, train personnel, test recovery plans 84. Benefits from disaster recovery and business continuity planning include all of the following EXCEPT: a. Improved system resilience b. Process improvements c. Improved market advantage d. Improved performance 85. The types of BCP and DRP tests are: a. Document review, walkthrough, parallel test, cutover test b. Document review, walkthrough, simulation, parallel test, cutover test
20 c. Document review, walkthrough, sanity test, parallel test, cutover test d. Walkthrough, simulation, parallel test, cutover test, live test 86. The purpose of a cutover test is: a. To determine the ability to perform live business transactions on backup systems instead of on production systems b. To determine the ability for a recovery test to be interrupted c. To determine the ability to perform live business transactions on production systems and backup systems at the same time d. To determine the ability for the last minute substitution of a recovery team 87. The purpose of a parallel test is: a. To determine the ability to perform live business transactions on backup systems instead of on production systems b. To determine the ability for a recovery test to be interrupted c. To determine the ability to perform live business transactions on production systems and backup systems at the same time d. To determine the ability for the last minute substitution of a recovery team 88. The greatest risk related to a cutover test is: a. If backup servers do not function correctly, the test will fail b. A cutover test tests only the live load and not the switchover c. A cutover test tests only the switchover and not the live load d. If backup servers do not function correctly, critical business processes may fail 89. A project team has just completed building the organization s business continuity plan. Which of the following tests should be performed first? a. Walkthrough b. Simulation c. Parallel test d. Cutover test
21 90. An organization that is building a disaster recovery capability needs to reengineer its application servers to meet new recovery requirements of 40- hour RPO and 24-hour RTO. Which of the following approaches will best meet this objective? a. Active/Passive server cluster with replication b. Tape backup and restore to a hot site c. Tape backup and restore to a cold site d. Server cluster with shared storage 91. The purpose of a server cluster includes all of the following EXCEPT: a. Improve an application s availability b. Increase an application s capacity c. Increase an application s data storage d. Provide fault tolerance 92. The purpose of off-site media storage is: a. To protect media from damage in the event of a disaster b. To protect media from theft c. To provide additional storage not available on-site d. To meet regulatory requirements for media protection 93. An organization that is performing a disaster recovery planning project has determined that it needs to have on-site electric power available for as long as ten days, in the event of an electric utility failure. The best approach for this requirement is: a. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and power distribution unit (PDU) b. Electric generator c. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) d. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and electric generator 94. The first priority for disaster response should be: a. Backup media b. Paper records
22 c. Personnel safety d. Remote access 95. Which of the following would NOT be on a list of parties to notify in the event of a disaster-related emergency: a. Civil authorities b. Utilities c. Shareholders d. Customers 96. Why is disaster recovery-related training a vital component in a DRP project? a. The plan will be able to be certified b. Recovery is performed by outside organizations c. The personnel who are most familiar with systems may be unavailable during a disaster d. Personnel may be unfamiliar with recovery procedures 97. Why is it important to understand the cost of downtime of critical business processes? a. Management will be able to make decisions about the cost of mitigating controls and contingency plans b. Management will be able to determine which processes are the most critical c. Management will be able to establish a training budget d. Management will be able to compare recovery costs with those in similar organizations 98. The definition of Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is: a. The location of the recovery site b. The maximum amount of downtime c. The method used to recover backup data d. The maximum amount of data loss 99. The definition of Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is:
23 a. The location of the recovery site b. The maximum amount of downtime c. The method used to recover backup data d. The maximum amount of data loss 100. A DRP project team has determined that the RTO for a specific application shall be set to 180 minutes. Which option for a recovery system will best meet the application s recovery needs? a. Hot standby systems and tape recovery b. Server clustering and data replication c. Warm standby systems and tape recovery d. Cold site and tape recovery Chapter The process of transforming ciphertext to plaintext is known as: a. Decryption b. Encryption c. Key recovery d. Hashing 102. Which of the following statements is true about the Vernam cipher? a. It is a polyalphabetic cipher b. It is a running-key cipher c. The encryption key is used for only one message d. Another name for it is a one-time hash 103. What is the minimum key length for a one-time pad? a. 128 bits b. 64 bits c. 56 bits d. The length of the plaintext message
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Septimius Severus, 9 April 193 - 4 February 211 A.D., Traianopolis, Thrace
Hebros is the Romanized version of the original Thracian Ebros. Today it is the Maritsa river or, in Greece, the Evros. The river enters the Aegean Sea near Enez. The lower course of the Maritsa/Evros forms part of the Bulgarian-Greek border and most of the Greek-Turkish border. The upper Maritsa valley runs east-west in Bulgaria. The unnavigable river is used for power production and irrigation.
The Three Graces, named Euphrosyne, Aglaia and Thalia, were the attendants of Venus (Aphrodite).SH74540. Brass AE 31, Sch�nert-Geiss Augusta Traiana 27 (V13/R24), Varbanov III 2739, SNG Cop -, BMC Thrace -, F, well centered, cleaning scratches, smoothing, weight 11.934 g, maximum diameter 31.2 mm, die axis 15o, Thrace, Traianopolis mint, hegemon Statilus Barbarus; obverse AYK Λ CEΠ - CEYHPOC Π, laureate head right; reverse HΓ CTATI BAPBAPOY TPAIANOΠO−ΛITΩN, River-god Hebrus reclining left on upturned urn; the Charites (the Three Graces) behind his legs standing facing; left and middle Charites with heads right, left Charis holding rod(?), middle Charis holding apple; big 31 mm bronze!; very rare;
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Aenus, Enez, Turkey today, was on the southeastern coast of Thrace, near the mouth of the Hebrus River, not far from the Melas Gulf (modern Gulf of Saros), which is formed by the Thracian Chersonesus to the east. The city was said to be founded (or at least settled) by Aeolian migrants from Lesbos. Its mythical and eponymous founder was said to be Aeneus, a son of the god Apollo and father of Cyzicus. Another mythical ruler, named Poltys, son of Poseidon, entertained Heracles when he came to Aenus. In the Iliad, Homer mentions that the leaders of Troy's Thracian allies, Acamas and Peiros, came from Aenus.GS68735. Silver diobol, May Ainos 176 - 204, AMNG II 303, SNG Cop 405, SNG Lockett 1164, Pozzi 1033, McClean 3892, F, grainy, weight 1.167 g, maximum diameter 10.5 mm, die axis 45o, Ainos (Enez, Turkey) mint, c. 427 - 424 B.C.; obverse head of Hermes right, wearing petasos; reverse AIN, goat standing to right, coiled snake (control symbol) lower right;
Dioscourias, Colchis, c. 105 - 90 B.C.
The Milesian Greek colony of Dioscurias was named for the Dioscuri, the twins of myth, Castor and Pollux. Commerce between Greece and the indigenous tribes was bustling in the city, wares were imported from many parts of Greece, and local salt and Caucasian timber, linen, and hemp were exported. It was also a center of slave trade. The multitude of languages spoken in its bazaars was remarkable. Under Augustus, the city assumed the name of Sebastopolis, but its prosperity was in the past. The Black Sea had continuously encroached upon the city and in the 1st century Pliny the Elder described it as nearly deserted. The towers and walls of Sebastopolis are still underwater today. In 542, the Romans evacuated the remaining residents and demolished its citadel to prevent it from being captured by the Sassanids. In 565, Justinian I restored the fort and Sebastopolis remained a Byzantine stronghold until it was sacked by the Arab conqueror Marwan II in 736.GB85237. Bronze AE 16, SNG BM Black Sea 1021, SNG Cop 102, SNG Stancomb 638, Lindgren II 5 SGCV 3629, HGC 7 205, VF, cleaning scratches, reverse off center, weight 5.367 g, maximum diameter 16.3 mm, die axis 0o, Dioscourias (Sokhumi, Abkhazia, Georgia) mint, c. 105 - 90 B.C.; obverse two piloi (caps of the Dioscuri), surmounted by stars; reverse ∆IOΣ/KOY-PIA/∆OΣ in three lines divided by thyrsos in center; ex Roma e-sale 28 (2 Jul 2016), lot 123;
Kings of Thrace, Kavaros, 230 - 218 B.C.
Kavaros was a Gallic King of Thrace, the last Gaul to rule Thrace and the only Gallic king in Thrace to strike coins.GB65171. Bronze AE 22, cf. SNG BM 194; SNG Stancomb 304; SNG Cop 1175; BMC Thrace p. 207, 1; Lindgren 10; SGCV I 1727, weight 6.136 g, maximum diameter 21.6 mm, die axis 0o, Kabyle (Kabile, Bulgaria) mint, 225 - 218 B.C.; obverse laureate head of Apollo right; reverse BAΣIΛEΩΣ KAYAPOY, Nike standing left, wreath in right crowning the king's name, palm frond in left, monogram inner left;
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Aces MC Series (Missing 1 et 2.5)
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Jake 'Locke' Dixon has understood what death looks like from an early age as he witnessed the murder of his entire family. Seeking revenge, he spends the next twenty years moving the chess pieces into position in order to find retribution.
During this chaotic period of his life, Locke finds some solace within the ACES MC but has recently been made to feel like an outsider from the only family he has known over the past ten years. His decision to lead a double life and not attend the drugs run that resulted in Viper's death, will haunt him forever but it will also continue to fuel the hatred that Duke has towards him.
Locke swears to rebuild his relationship with the MC but his meticulously planning for vengeance is nearing its conclusion and he can't be swayed from his ultimate goal.
Locke likes to have control over everything but the one thing he didn't prepare for was the fiery yet charming Keira O'Flaherty and the feelings she has stirred inside him, when she forces herself into his life.
What happens when his two worlds collide and Keira becomes the focus of the Satan's Wrath's fury? Can Locke prevent Keira from meeting the same fate as that of his family without putting himself and others in danger?
Note to readers:
This is not your normal MC series. The Aces are an MC with alpha males but the members do not shy away from the fact that they are husbands, fathers and lovers with feelings. If you don't like a biker who cares and respects his woman, then this isn't a book for you.
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I tried dealing with Tulsa Hyundai for a new G90. Did not have a good experience. I did some searching on the internet and found exactly the G90 I wanted ar Dean Team in Ballwin Missouri. I dealt with Ben French over the phone and completed the deal in no time. Gave Ben my AX number to hold the car. Bought a plane ticket to St Louis and Ben picked me up at the airport. The experience with Dean Team was great. They were honest, upfront and very helpful. Ben French was great! No "I have check with my manager" experience at all. Best experience I have ever had with a dealer. Well worth the price of a plane ticket.
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Riddled with history, this part of the world has charm like no other. From Montreal to New York City, see the highlights on an exciting 15 day journey.
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Ottawa and Washington D.C. have much in common.
Both began as small frontier towns and were quickly upgraded to capital cities. Both are elegant examples that reflect their colonial influences as much as their distinctive national cultures. And these are hardly the only high points in an itinerary that will also take you to cultivated centres like Montréal, Québec City and Philadelphia.
15 Days
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Welcome to eastern Canada. Your journey into wonder begins with a two night stay at Le Westin Montréal. Your hotel is perfectly situated where New and Old Montréal meet. Step outside your door and be greeted with the modern, cosmopolitan city, or the cobblestone streets of the charming Old Town.
Visit the exquisite Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montréal, with its imposing Gothic Revival architecture, as well as the only 'Holy Door' outside Europe. Later take a guided tour through the city. Be sure to check out Montréal's underground city where many locals spend their time during the frosty winter. This evening you can look forward to enjoying dinner with your Tour Director and fellow travellers.
Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner
Learn how maple syrup is made and dine on traditional Québécois fare at a local Sugar Shack while listening to live, local music.
Discover the fascinating history of Québec City as you stroll through the cobblestone streets of North America's only walled city on a tour of the old town.
Tonight you begin a two night Special Stay at the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in the heart of Québec City.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today, you can choose to tour Québec City by foot or fly over it. Alternatively, tour the streets in a horse and carriage or sample local treats as you walk. If you prefer to rejuvenate, you could opt for a massage at the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac.
Meals included: Breakfast
Parc Omega is home to bears, wolves, wapitis, red deer, beavers and more. View the wildlife as you journey through the 1,500 acre park. You'll find the more inquisitive animals are happy to get up close in return for a tasty treat.
Straddling the Rideau Canal, Canada's capital city Ottawa is nothing if not elegant. And for the next two nights, you'll enjoy a more elegant experience than most at the iconic Fairmont Château Laurier, located steps away from Parliament Hill.
This evening, select between local restaurants or your hotel.
Discover the charm of Canada's capital on a guided tour.
Canada's history comes to life with a visit to either the Canadian Museum of History or the War Museum. Discover the traditions of the Musical Ride at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride Stables or Ottawa's scenery on a river cruise. If you are a 'foodie' then you'll love the ByWard Market Culinary tour. Alternatively a visit to the National Gallery of Canada may inspire those with an appreciation for art or the more energetic may choose to take a self-guided cycle.
Toronto is Canada's largest city. When it opened in 1929, the Fairmont Royal York was the tallest hotel in the British Commonwealth. It has welcomed royals, presidents and dignitaries alike, and today it will also welcome you for your two night stay.
Be treated to stunning views of the city and Lake Ontario from Toronto's CN Tower. Not afraid of heights? Then step out onto the glass floor and outdoor observation area.
Today you'll cruise to the base of Niagara Falls and enjoy the deafening roar of the cascading waters before retreating to your overnight Special Stay, the Hilton Hotel and Suites Niagara Falls, where you'll get to marvel at the view from your Fallsview room.
Welcome to the USA. Savour a traditional home-style Amish feast, then settle in to the Marriott Lancaster at Penn Square or similar.
Visit an Amish farm and house as a local guide explains the Amish culture, faith and way of life. Later, you'll travel to Washington D.C. for a completely contrasting experience. The luxurious Fairmont Washington is your home for the next two nights.
Enjoy a guided tour of Washington D.C. and gain a greater understanding of its enormous historical significance and influence.
Explore the historic city of Philadelphia before travelling to cosmopolitan New York City where you'll stay two nights in the Renaissance New York Times Square.
Explore incredible New York City on a hop-on-hop-off double decker bus tour. What wonderful possibilities.
Nothing epitomises the excitement of theatre more than a Broadway production. Tonight, you'll be treated to an unforgettable show in this entertainment mecca.
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In 17 days, experience the captivating culture of places like Niagara Falls and Washington DC. From Montreal to Boston, you'll be surrounded by wonder.
Explore Canada and the United States on an incredible 24 day journey from Montreal. Visit Parc Omega, witness Niagara Falls and enjoy a relaxing cruise.
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Family Fun
Keep the family happy, come rain or shine, and you're on to a winner!
There is plenty to do in and around the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to keep children and adults entertained.
Read on for some great ideas for days out, things to do and activities – indoors and outdoors. Tickets for many local attractions and events can be purchased via our online shop or picked up from the Royal Windsor Information Centre.
Don't forget to check our What's On pages for our seasonal programme of Windsor and Maidenhead town centre events.
Indoor Activities
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world. It's also a working castle with many people living here and soldiers guarding! Learn more from the complimentary audio guide (there's one especially for children and families) and discover a regular programme of activities such as talks, themed trails, workshops, arts and crafts.
Motion Simulation Room
Newly opened and perfect for older children and adults (drivers must reach height 1.5m minimum) is Motion Simulation Room, the UK's best and most realistic racing car driving simulator experience. Each of the six professional simulators generate up to 2G of acceleration with lifelike heave, pitch and roll! The wraparound screen makes the whole experience incredibly realistic and immersive.
Leisure Centres
A unique riverside location makes Windsor Leisure Centre one of the finest facilities in the area. 25-metre, 6-lane fitness pool. Leisure Pool with wave machine, giant slides, water features, interactive water play feature and Spa Pool. It is great all round family fun and when you are finished you can grab a bite to eat in the cafe.
Maidenhead's superb Magnet Leisure Centre has a 25-metre pool with family fun pools. There is a café for lunch and lots of organised activities for the little ones during the summer school holidays.
While away a couple of hours at the flicks! Check out the films and show times at the Odeon Maidenhead and Norden Farm Centre for the Arts.
Arts Centres
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts offers theatre for children as young as three, with productions during school holidays and at regular points throughout the year. The Centre runs dance and drama classes on a termly basis as well as fun events and workshops in the school holidays.
Enjoy a trip to one of our local museums.
The Windsor and Royal Borough Museum is an accredited, family-friendly and accessible small local history museum in Windsor's impressive 17th-century Guildhall. Come and discover the history of the town and the local area and listen to the stories of people who lived and worked here.
During the school holidays there are drop-in family activities for children ages 5+. We also run a series of day-long events throughout the year which are suitable for families. Please email or call the museum on 01628 685686 for more details.
For budding David Attenboroughs, the Eton College Natural History Museum is a family-friendly museum that opened in 1875 to house the Thackeray Collection of British Birds and other collections. It's been located in its present site since 1895. It now houses over 15,000 specimens, donated from the nineteenth century onwards.
Or how about flying a spitfire simulator at Maidenhead Heritage Centre? It's part of a superb permanent exhibition called 'Grandma Flew Spitfires!' which tells the forgotten but incredibly important story of the Air Transport Auxiliary's role in World War II. The museum also has displays and exhibitions about other aspects of local history including Roman Maidenhead and the great Victorian engineer Brunel.
Tenpin Bowling
Enjoy bowling and interactive laser games at Tenpin Maidenhead, next to Magnet Leisure Centre.
Absolute Karting
The double level track at Absolute Karting Maidenhead is as awesome as indoor karting gets. Their fleet of powerful and state-of-the-art 270cc karts are perfect to power you up the ramp to the second deck. As you fly round the bends, through the chicanes and down the ramp, get ready on the brakes – you're going to need them!
Jump In Trampoline Arena
Enjoy a high-energy one-or two-hour session at Jump In where you have access to all park facilities which include the main court of 50-plus floor and wall trampolines, tricks area, dodgeball, slam dunk basketball, foam pits with rope swing and battle beam.
Outdoor Activities
Braywick Nature Centre
In Maidenhead, Braywick Nature Centre offers a variety of scheduled events and workshops as well as daily activities that are both fun and educational. Learn about the environment surrounding the Thames and all parts of the ecosystem
Windsor Great Park
You can access Windsor Great Park if you're in Windsor town centre simply by walking down Park Street through the gates into the Long Walk – a beautiful, wide, tree-lined avenue that runs miles from Windsor Castle to the Copper Horse statue. It's perfect for picnics, ballgames and relaxing with friends and family.
Windsor Great Park as a whole covers 4,800 acres, parts of which are open to the public. There are various car parks (fees apply to some so please check in advance) and entry points/gates to Windsor Great Park. The Savill Garden is the only area you have to pay to see.
There are refreshment points at the Savill Building and the Virginia Water Pavilion plus mobile cafes at various stops on popular visitor routes. The Savill Building also has a restaurant and gift shop and a nearby play area for young children.
Find out more about enjoying Windsor Great Park on foot and by bike, and about their annual events programme.
Bray Lake Watersports
Want to do something that is fun and exciting? Something that is challenging, rewarding and cool? Well look no further! Bray Lake Watersports has introduced thousands of young people to watersports, many of them returning to sail, windsurf or kayak at the centre for years.
River Thames
From feeding the swans at the water's edge to climbing aboard a boat or paddling a kayak, there's plenty of ways to enjoy one of the most beautiful stretches of the River Thames that falls within the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
Walk or cycle along the Thames Path, stop for a picnic, visit the attractions en route – the choice is yours! Hire a boat for 30 minutes or a few days – the kids (and the adults!) will love it.
Check out the public trips and services from operators including French Brothers, Fringilla, Kris Cruisers, John Logie, Windsor Duck Tours and London Kayak Tours.
Carriage rides
Slow down the pace and take a horse-drawn carriage ride from either Windsor Town Centre or The Savill Building. Windsor Carriages and Ascot Carriages will take you and the family on a relaxing tour to remember.
Bus Tours
A great way to see the local area with children in tow is to take a City Sightseeing Open Top Bus Tour. See the sights from the top deck, hop off at the various stops along the way.
Guard March
The Guard March is one of the highlights of a visit to Windsor and children will adore watching and marching alongside the soldiers and their band (weather permitting) as they travel between Victoria Barracks and Windsor Castle. Best place to view this ceremony is along the High Street or on the Corn Exchange (the covered part of Windsor Guildhall). Check the guards are marching by looking at the Guard March schedule.
Nestled high above the River Thames with far-reaching views, the National Trust's gardens at Cliveden capture the grandeur of a bygone age. Colourful planting schemes give way to miles of woodland and riverside walks whilst the giant maze and storybook themed play area are a favourite with families. Check out the programme of events. National Trust Members and under 5s go free.
Theme Parks
Legoland is hands-on entertainment for children aged 3-12 years. Over 50 interactive rides, live shows, building workshops, driving schools and attractions set in 150 acres of beautiful parkland. From May 2017, become a master of Spinjitzu at the all new LEGO® NINJAGO™ World!
Chessington World of Adventures offers all the screams, thrills and spills and adventurer could wish for!
Thorpe Park is one of Europe's most exciting theme parks!
Both Ascot Racecourse and Royal Windsor Racecourse have family days during their racing calendar as well as hosting non-racing events such as the annual fireworks display – check their websites for all the family entertainment on offer.
The Look Out Discovery Centre
Set in 2,600 acres of Crown Estate woodland at Bracknell with walks, trails and orienteering adjoining the centre, the Look Out offers a hands-on science and nature exhibition, picnic area, free children's play area, gift shop, coffee shop and mountain bike hire.
Go Ape
Swing by Swinley Forest and live life even more adventurously at Go Ape with tree top adventures and forest segway.
Town Centre parks and open spaces
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has lots of parks and open spaces.
Favourites include Ockwells Park, Ray Mill Island and Kidwells Park in Maidenhead and Bachelor's Acre and Alexandra Gardens in Windsor.
The Queen's Walkway
This new walking route (in place since September 2015 to mark the occasion of The Queen becoming Britain's longest reigning monarch) was opened by The Queen on her 90th birthday, 21 April 2016. The information panel she unveiled is located at the foot of Castle Hill.
The Queen's Walkway is a symbolic 6.373km long for the 63 years, 7 months and 3 days (one day more than Queen Victoria's reign) and links 63 of Windsor's best attractions, features and views.
Extreme Motion, Alexandra Gardens
On the river front, Alexandra Gardens is home of Extreme Motion. For a fun-packed day for all the family, the adventure park offers a skate park, bike hire, adventure golf, bungee trampoline and Zorbing excitement in Sphere World. Hire bikes, get your maps and explore for miles on cycle paths and routes around Windsor, Eton and the surrounding areas. At the Skate Shop there is a range of bikes, skateboards, skates and clothes on offer.
Liquid Leisure
Among many activities at Liquid Leisure, there's a new aqua park – an inflatable playground guaranteeing endless fun for all the family.
After a busy day exploring the local attractions and checking out what's on, what could be better than kicking back and enjoying some downtime at a local hotel or B&B.
There is lots of choice for families – from a wide range of hotels, including budget, themed, modern, traditional and five star, to cosy, comfortable bed and breakfasts, camping and caravan sites and home-from-home self-catering accommodation.
Visit our accommodation pages to find out more about how to book and don't forget to visit or contact the Royal Windsor Information Centre for information on how to get tickets for many local attractions and events. They are there to make your visit a really happy one.
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Red Paddle Co Ultimate Road Trip
Water Based Activities
Join us on our 2017 Road Trip this Summer! We will be travelling the UK in our very own Red Paddle Co branded Tour bus and be bringing you the very best SUP activities to get involved in all completely free of charge.
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The Power of Flowers at the Savill Garden
Participatory Event
Wick Lane, Englefield Green
- From:
- 10 Jun 2017 To 30 Sep 2017
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Jump In Trampoline Arena
Leisure & Activity Centres
Trampoline arenas are the hottest leisure craze in the UK at present. They are the ideal day out for families, groups or corporate guests.
At Jump In Trampoline Arena Slough, our wide range of indoor activities are way too special to be missed. With over 80 interconnected trampolines and wall...
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Kris Cruisers
Boat Trip
Datchet, Nr Windsor
Kris Cruisers operates a fleet of fully equipped luxury holiday boats on the River Thames with boats sleeping between 2 and 10 people. We are members of the Visit England Grading Scheme and all of our boats have been awarded either 4 or 5 stars. They are available for hire from as little as a 3 or...
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Ascot Carriages
Carriage Rides in Windsor Great Park with Ascot Carriages. Travel through the Windsor countryside away from traffic, and relax & unwind as you discover the area from the comfort of an elegant horse-drawn carriage. Your carriage driver/guide can provide history and lesser known facts about this...
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Eton College Natural History Museum
The museum was opened in 1875 to house the Thackeray Collection of British Birds and other collections and has been located in its present site since 1895. It now houses over 15,000 specimens, donated from the nineteenth century onwards. Initially, the museum belonged to Eton College Natural...
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Windsor Duck Tours
Boat Trip
Come and experience Windsor Duck Tours' incredible live guided tours of Windsor. Your road adventure begins in the heart of Windsor, taking in the historical sights, before 'SPLASHDOWN' into the River Thames, travelling downstream to Windsor with unique views of Windsor Castle and Eton.
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London Kayak Tours
Boat Trip
Welcome to London Kayak Tours.
We operate some fabulous and fun kayaking trips in Windsor and London. Enjoy a unique experience and a great day out, suitable for both experiences kayakers or novices.
Prices start at £39.99 - Kayak yourself, or give as a gift experience.
All of our...
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Motion Simulation Room
Laserium/Audio Visual/Virtual Reality
Welcome to Motion Simulation Room – the UK's best and most realistic full motion racing experience!
Motion Simulation Room offers a unique racing car driving simulator experience.
We offer individuals, groups and corporate guests, a unique opportunity to get behind the wheel of a range...
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Taplow, Nr Maidenhead
Relax in the informal spendour of Cliveden's stunning gardens and enjoy exploring the peaceful woodlands and Thames riverbank. Discover a garden that delights through the seasons with colourful planting schemes, miles of walks and breathtaking views as well as a giant maze that will entertain all...
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Ascot Racecourse
Sports Ground
Ascot Racecourse is synonymous with quality, excellence and a truly memorable day out. It was Queen Anne in 1711 who first saw the potential for a racecourse at Ascot (in those days called East Cote). Whilst out riding near Windsor Castle she came upon an area of open heath that looked, in her...
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The LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
Theme Park
The LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort is a unique family theme park where children aged 2 -12 can take to the road, soar through the skies and sail the seas in complete safety.
It has over 55 interactive rides, attractions, live shows, building workshops and driving schools, not to mention a staggering...
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Windsor Carriages
Enjoy a unique and memorable horse drawn carriage experience with Windsor Carriages, the last Hackney Carriage Company in England to have retained the 1654 Hackney Carriage license granted by Oliver Cromwell and still used on a horse drawn carriage to this day. In 1849, Queen Victoria,...
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Royal Windsor Racecourse
Sports Ground
Royal Windsor Racecourse is located by the River Thames in 165 acres of stunning countryside in the shadow of Windsor Castle.
It's the perfect destination for racing and events, with 27 racing fixtures between April and October.
It's famous for its Monday night racing, Best of British...
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Windsor Great Park
Country / Royal Park
Wick Lane, Englefield Green
Windsor Great Park covers 4,800 acres, parts of which are open to the public. Its present area was determined in the 1360s and was popular with Saxon kings as a hunting forest. The park is shrouded in mystery and legend and for over 1,000 years the story of Herne the Hunter has been told. His ghost...
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City Sightseeing Open Top Bus Tours
Bus / Coach Tour
Visit Windsor and see the breath-taking sights and attractions on board one of our open top double decker buses. Windsor is packed with plenty of things to see, tickets are valid for 24 hours allowing visitors to get on and off the bus at the 11 hop-on-hop-off stops that are of interest along the...
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Norden Farm Centre for the Arts
Built on the site of a dairy farm, Norden Farm Centre for the Arts is an entertainment venue for performance and participation. The programme of events includes gigs, theatre, visual arts, comedy, classical concerts and family shows.
Film screenings include Hollywood blockbusters, art house,...
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The Savill Garden
The Savill Garden is one of Britain's greatest ornamental gardens. It never fails to charm visitors who come to explore its 35 acres of contemporary and classically designed gardens and exotic woodland.
Developed under the patronage of Kings and Queens, The Savill Garden was created in the...
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French Brothers Ltd
Boat Trip
French Brothers run boat trips on the River Thames from Windsor, Runnymede and Maidenhead. Choose from a short return trip or a full-day cruise.
French Brothers won 'Best Inland Canal/Riverboat Operator' in the 2016 Group Travel Awards. French Brothers have Tripadvisors' certificate of...
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Fringilla Boat Trips and Services
Boat Trip
Windsor & Maidenhead
Fringilla Boat Services operates four boats on the River Thames offering you perfect venues for small birthday parties, wedding anniversaries, corporate drinks receptions or carriage to and from the local riverside hotels and restaurants such as Boulters, The Waterside Inn, The Fat Duck, The Hinds...


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From Spitting to Shitting: China's Ten Worst Subway Manners
In any country there are both written and unwritten rules of etiquette that people are expected to follow while riding the subway. In many...
As China has been working to expand its subway network over the past few years, including a nearly 50% increase to the Beijing Subway that as made it the fourth longest metro system in the world, the country has developed its own brand of metro manners— or the complete lack thereof .
So just what kind of offenses do Chinese subway commuters have to endure on their train rides to and from work? A local newspaper in Tianjin, China's fourth largest city, surveyed 894 people to find out what they think are the "most unforgivable subway manners."
Take a look at the survey results below!
1. Spitting (681 votes)
2. Defecating in the train or in the station (661 votes)
3. Smoking on the train or in the station (581 votes)
4. Crowding onto the train without waiting in line (553 votes)
5. Bringing something stinky the train (519 votes)
6. Lying down across several seats (514 votes)
7. Bringing pets onto the train (451 votes)
7. Spitting out gum in the train (451 votes)
9. Throwing trash around the train (434 votes)
10. Throwing trash onto the tracks (415 votes)
So apparently this is actually a problem in China. Fantastic.
While we're not too surprised that spitting made it to the top of the list, some of these are quite shocking. What exactly are people bringing onto trains that stinks so bad? Do people deliberately throw their trash onto the tracks like it's some convenient municipal landfill?
It would be unfair to label also Chinese subway riders as unruly train defecators, however, so let's take a look at some of the " most decent manners" given by the survey respondents.
1. Yielding seats to the elderly, sick, handicapped or pregnant (670 votes)
2. Allowing people to get of the train before boarding (662 votes)
3. Picking up trash left on the train and throwing it away (442 votes)
4. Not letting children defecate in the train (384 votes)
5. Not taking highly-flammable objects, radioactive materials or explosives onto the train (347 votes)
Defecating on the train appears to be so much of a problem in China that people actually applaud it as "good manners" when someone stops their child from doing so. You told your boy to pull his pants up before dropping a deuce in public like a stray dog— have a sticker!
As for number 5, well, if that strange, offensive odor you smell on the train resembles almonds, you might want to get off at the next station.
Source: Yahoo Japan


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The Iron Elephant is a torture/execution device that appeared in the 2011 film Red Riding Hood. Father Solomon uses it to roast people that he sees as traitors or accused of witchcraft.
Red Riding Hood
The Iron Elephant is first seen in the movie when Father Solomon drags it in the village with his coach. Roxanne's younger autistic brother, Claude, is fascinated by the statue and touches its tusks but Roxanne pulls him away from it. Unfortunately, this forshadows the elephant's true purpose later on. When Father Solomon arrests Claude after accusing him of being a practitioner of the dark arts he reveals the elephant's true purpose. He orders Claude locked in the elephant and the guards light a fire underneath. Father Solomon takes pleasure in hearing Claude's screams while the boy is slowly dying in the elephant. It is revealed that Claude later died while being taken out of the elephant. Father Solomon then puts Peter in the elephant, but because the guards forgot to light the fire, Peter managed to escape. The Iron Elephant is not seen again in the movie so it is likely that it still remains in the village, now being unused and (possibly) ends up being destroyed by the townspeople.
- The Iron Elephant is based on the Brazen Bull used in Ancient Greece. The Romans have also used the brazen bull (Which confirms Father Solomon's statement that the Romans used it).
- The Iron Elephant only claimed one victim in the movie; Claude. Peter almost ended up being its second victim but because the fire was not lit, Peter escaped before it could happen
- It is not known what happens to the Iron Elephant at the end of the movie. It is possibly not used again or the villagers might have possibly managed to destroy it due to it being the cause of Claude's death.