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What is the minimum age for riding?
Strictly age 2 to comply with our insurance, the upper age limit is 8 (height and weight restrictions may apply).
How far will you travel?
We prefer to stay within a 20 mile radius of our base but may travel further upon request, however this will increase the cost of your party or event booking.
Can children with special needs or a disability ride with Pony Magic?
Yes absolutely we provide a high level of supervision, in most cases a member of staff with each pony and rider and parents/carers accompany the children riding. Riding can be very beneficial for autistic children and those with cerebral palsy, we believe riding is for everyone!
How do I book?
Please contact your nearest branch by telephone 9 am – 5 pm , Monday to Saturday or use the contact page to email. If we are unable to respond immediately please leave a clear message to include your name, telephone number and location and we will contact you as soon as possible.
What should my child wear for a riding session?
We supply riding hats although we do recommend that regular riders purchase a suitable riding hat as soon as possible. Comfortable trousers (not shorts), boots or shoes with a flat sole and small heel are best for riding , they should fit securely and offer the ankle some support. Please no crocs, flip-flops or sandals! Gloves are necessary in cold weather.
Where can I buy kids riding wear?
Check out the new Pony Magic shop!
How do I pay?
Weekly riding sessions can be paid by cash and we do have a card payment facility at our Hampshire branch.
Should I arrive a little early for my booked riding session?
Yes please! We like to start promptly so that the children are riding for a full 20 minutes and early arrival allows time to complete rider registration forms, hat fitting etc.
What happens in bad weather?/
We will go ahead with all bookings unless the weather is so bad that riding or travelling becomes impractical or dangerous, we will liaise with you the day before a booking if the weather looks doubtful. For riding on the farms and other venues keep an eye on our website and facebook page for latest information. Most riding sessions at our Hampshire branch can take place indoors.
Is there any more information available if I wish to make a booking?
Yes, if attending a 20 minute riding session please ask for a copy of our new rider welcome pack upon arrival. Do take a good look around the website as well for information on a specific topic. We are of course happy to answer any queries you may have by telephone or email.
Do you take card payments?
Yes, we can accept both credit and debit card payments. We also accept BACS payments for party deposits etc.
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Membership covers everyone in the family.
Before you enroll, please view our philosophy and our playspace policies to see if we are the right fit for your family.
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Healthful Vibes
adjective health·ful \ˈhelth-fəl\ | noun \ˈvībz\
a series of monthly lifestyle interviews featuring young adult entrepreneurs, thought leaders, wellness enthusiasts, and all-around rad folks.
Jacki Carr, Goal-Coach & Co-founder, Rock Your Bliss
[Photo Credit: Anne Talhelm]
I first discovered the inspiring & impressive Jacki Carr through my time and employment with lululemon athletica. At the time, Jacki held an incredibly unique role within the company centered around all things goal-setting – (which is the heartthrob of the company). Today, Jacki is the visionary behind her own goal-coaching business and the co-founder of a goals + yoga movement known as Rock Your Bliss. She is full of passion, encouragement, and constantly strives to live her life "above the line." Learn more about this completely lovable entrepreneur, wife, & mother, below.
What makes you "tick" [i.e what makes you feel alive, what makes you feel at your best self, when are you totally present, engaged, and whole]?.
Honestly, I love public speaking! There is a whole new energy I feel when sharing my goals work on a microphone with an audience! And karaoke, too.
What is your personal 'why' and when did you discover it?
My personal why is to create a space (wherever I go, be it leading work, crafting a book club or hosting a dinner party) that we all know we belong and have unique and beautiful gifts to offer.
Don't overthink this one – What are your top three core values? Ready, go.
How do you know when you're off or out of balance?
When I feel out of alignment or tuned into a static-y life channel, I can feel it in my body. My teacher says 'the issue is in the tissue'. My body triggers are: heavy in my shoulders, shallow in my mind and having a negative tone, as well.
What's the first thing you do to correct it?
Breathe deeply, go for a run or speak it out loud.
What was your biggest learning (after leaving lululemon) and starting-up your own goal-coaching business and then co-founding Rock Your Bliss?
My biggest learning, hard to choose as there have been about 8 million, is you are never done evolving so keep the communication alive. I am always shifting and changing, we all are. In this space, it allows me not to be so tight on the grip of life and also really open to sharing what I am moving through with my friends and family, and especially with my business partner, Mary Beth LaRue.
Be it through a phone call, a written blog or an in person conversation, I have learned there really is no such thing as over communication."
What's been your favorite part of the journey?
I really feel so much joy in connecting with people who are actively seeking to better themselves, in any realm of their life. Be it 1:1 coaching with me or on a Rock Your Bliss retreat, I love following along as people imprint on my life and I get to see them go get their goals alive. One of my clients is a new coach and just left her corporate gig to go the entrepreneurial route, another one is pregnant with twins and living her vision of being a Mama, and another one is about to press publish on her own website to share her writing. I am proud that I have created my life that is very much living the work of vision, goals and bliss, as well as offering those same tools in an honest and vulnerable way.
What are three foods or healthful habits that are part of your daily routine (and motherhood!)?
- I wake up every morning to a full glass of water and then a delicious cup of butter coffee.
- I have a very new meditation practice that feels so good right now. I use an app called CALM that I really enjoy, it has nature sounds in the background.
- And finally, I dance with my daughter every single day. We have a record player and around her morning nap is our dancing session for her to fall asleep. It is so good for my heart.
What is your favorite way to move?
It is truly a tie. I love to run and I love me a sweet yin yoga class. Polar opposites, all breathing!
What is one of your personal mantras?
I belong. You belong." (Repeat.)
What else would you want us to know about your coaching services &/or Rock Your Bliss?
I truly am so in love with these offerings. My own coaching services are rooted in my igolu (www.igolu.com) certification. It's a communication series focused on personal power, wholeness, and your vision + goals. Definitely check it out!
And for the book nerds out there, I would love to have you join my online book club, Novel Grapes. I just hosted my first Novel Grapes Book Club Retreat in Grand Lake this past month, it was magic with books, wine, hammocks, hiking and s'mores!
My co-founded business, Rock Your Bliss is such an incredible collaboration with my partner in all things bliss, Mary Beth LaRue. We are a yoga-inspired coaching movement offering online programs, workshop and retreats all about crafting your bliss and living a life of your own design. We have a 7-Week program we crafted that will be launching again in the Spring called 7 Weeks to Bliss and an upcoming retreat to Ojai, California in early 2017 – [details coming soon].
One goal or thing you're most excited about for the rest of 2016:
The rest of 2016, wow, it has been a roller coaster of a year, I will tell you what! Shout-out to the Mamas out there, this gig is some real life lessons! So, a goal I am excited about is the launch of our Rock Your Bliss: Ojai Retreat (to launch in October!). We did not have a bliss retreat this year and I am so excited to see how I continue show up in my new life role as a Mama AND entrepreneur.
Didn't I tell you she was awesome? I can't wait to watch as Jacki continues to evolve her business(es), leading and loving fearlessly, while inspiring us all in the process.
Thank you for your time, Jacki!
x Kaitlyn
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August 10 – 12, 2018
Saratoga Lake Sailing Club, Ballston Spa, NY
Event Schedule
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Places to mountain bike in metro
Spider lake
End of Spider Lake Road, Dartmouth.
Diifficulty: Intermediate
The Spider Lake trail system are unsanctioned, and unmarked trails though a reforested area of farmland. Trails consist of mostly single track and double track. All the trails involve many roots, and rocks with short steep ups and downs. The more advanced Skull Trail goes deeper into the forest and features longer steep climbs and descents through rolling terrain. Drops and technical features are common on the Skull Trail. Spider Lake Trails feature a tunnel under the highway to a more extensive and technical double track trails. Make an epic ride by connecting through to Waverley on the pipeline or starting in Shubie Park and riding up to Spider Lake after a warm-up.
McIntosh Run Trail System
Park at the end of Albaster Way
This trail system is a unique area that features granite outcrop in an elongated pattern. The trails follow the granite along ridges and frequently connect to adjacent ridges. Some features in this system are advance, but work is currently ongoing to develop beginner and intermediate trails. Once known as Fight Trail, this area is now the first in HRM to be sanctioned by municipal and provincial governments. A second trail enterance at Norawarren drive features beginner trails through a more dense forested area. These trails do not yet connect through to the others, but plans are in the works to make that happen.
Official Website for McIntosh Run Watershed Association
Mountain biking outside of metro
Empire Trails
These private trails in Gore about 45 minutes from Halifax flow smoothly through the forested rolling hills at the back of a dairy farm. Berms, and fun fast descents are prominent features on these purpose made trails. Great for beginners and experts alike, these are fast flowy trails are constantly improving very year. Bring a $5 bill for the honesty box.
The Gorge, kentville
Site of a 2018 Canada Cup Mountain Bike Race, the Gorge are purpose built intermediate trails in a forsted hillside near the town of Kentville. Although the sanctioned trails are not extensive, they link to many other trails including P2 and the Bird Sanctuary creating a large and fun filled 2 hour loop of mostly fast smooth trails. A small skills park is located at the parking area.
irishmans road
This intermediate trail system is not the biggest, but it has many fun loops and interesting gypsum geography. Based around sports fields and an archery club these trails have a little bit for everyone.
RESERVOIR Park
The Wolfville Reservoir is an example of what beginner mountain biking trails should look like. These purpose build singletrack trails are all designed with beginners in mind. Every feature is designed for beginners to be able to move from beginner to intermediate. Three different loops with double track between then and a skills park with many different wood features including a teeter-totter, drops, jumps, wall ride, bridges, and berms. bring your kids here to learn how to mountain bike.
victoria park, truro
This park features trails for all skills levels including a skills park. Lots of berns, technical features, crusher dust, and hills to keep you on your toes. Victoria's Secret Mountain bike Race has been help here every year in May for more than 20 years. Don't forget to check out the waterfalls before leaving.
keppoch Mountain
Keppoch Mountain is a former ski resort located just outside of Antigonish, Nova Scotia. They have been hard at work the last few years building trails, buildings, and offering up shuttle service for the only DH park in Nova Scotia. There are plenty of cross-county trails here too so anybody can have fun at this park.


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I looove the Fair!!
What's not to like? Ya got food and antiques and rides and food and stuff to buy and animals and the Indian Village and food and photographs and veggies and food and more crap to buy and music and racing ducks and food and the demolition derby and parades and food and games and people-watching and beer.
So, this year I entered two photographs in the Creative Arts exhibits. And I won second place with both!
Whoohoo - I rock! Second gets me a red ribbon and $5.00 each.
Here they are, first the seascape, and then the still life (it was a really, really, still life-hahaha).
But, then I had to make a complaint regarding the antiques. Antique, as defined in the rules, means 75 years (before 1934) and older, unless otherwise specified in a category. This year, they had a class for McCoy pottery - which I have been collecting for over 10 years. Older McCoy is hard to find, as this pottery was made to be used, and subsequently, was broken. I chose 2 nice pieces, and here they are:
(Not the elephant teapot!)
And what do I find has won? A vase made in 1941 won first, and a bowl from 1961 won second! What the hey!?!
If I had known that the judges didn't know their McCoy from a shit-hole in the ground, I would have entered entirely different, more impressive, and prettier pieces. I was very angry. I found one of my McCoy reference books that lists the dates, made copies of the title page and each page that had the winners, and handed it in to the Creative Arts Dept. I told the lady that they should get judges who know the items, or at least buy a reference book. It made me feel better, and my fellow McCoy collector said I did the right thing. We have an annual date to check out the fair, and went last Friday. Here she is - KS - we just bought some fried potato-thingy to split. And it was yummy.
Enuf bitching, here's some more pics.
I went with VW on the last day, Sunday. She's holding my london broil sandwich, while I buy her a cheeseburger and a HUGE plate of curly-Q fries. Almost as large as the previous potato-thingy.
And this is what I'm going to look like if I keep eating those huge, fried, greasy potato-thingys.
I don't know who this was, they were resting outside the Woodcarvers building. I just thought it looked funny.
Booperbiker was with me that day, but I didn't get a pic of her. She's on the WOW site anyway.
Here's a look down the Avenue of Flags. It wasn't too crowded that day.
And look at the cool shirt I bought! Who in Buffalo hasn't traveled over the Skyway and sniffed that distinctive smell of cooking Cheerios? In case you don't know - which you probably don't - General Mills has a processing plant on the waterfront, where they, obviously, make Cheerios.
This is from the
Hysterical Historical Building. It is a mannequin, but I thought it looked like some 1970's porn star. And, you ask, how do I know what a '70's porn star looks like? Well, I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Insert other silly cliches here.
A couple exhibits. And no, I did not pay money to see them. The giant rat is a capybara (and I know this because a long time ago I did pay money to see it) and I have seen enough giant snakes in my friend's pet store. No biggie.
These guys were pretty cool. A woman on stilts and a 'treeman' (who's on stilts). He looked really cool up close, but must have been sweating his butt off, as it was around 85 degrees that day.
Old tractor exhibit. Hey, I am a farm girl and I thought they were cool.
And last but not least, just to show I can find a Tformer reference almost anywhere I go, this entry from *snerk* the 'Bucket of Junk' category reminded me of Megatron. Look, he's got a flail! OK, hard to see, but it's in his right hand. See it? No? Well, guess you had to be there.
I hate the fair.
When the fair is over, summer is over.
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This Discussion is to provide up-to-date information regarding the I&M Centennial Trail. As you ride it, provide a brief report here.
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I'd like to hear some current information on this trail. I've ridden it many times to the LaSalle-Peru area to visit my sister and many of my friends from before I moved to Chicago.
The last I heard, following the high rain in April, is that may parts of the I&M Canal are washed out, and that planning on following this trail may not be a good plan.
I have someone riding up from New Orleans and following the Illinois River to Chicago and I've told her to avoid the canal path.
Centennial Trail landscape architect to meet with cycling enthusiasts
Who: Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD)
What: Second public informational meeting to discuss Centennial Trail improvements
When: 6 p.m on Thursday, June 27, 2013
Where: Willow Springs Community Center, 8156 Archer Ave., Willow Springs
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) will be hosting a public meeting with a landscape architect to discuss the future design of Centennial Trail between Willow Springs Road and Route 83. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 27 at the Willow Springs Community Center, 8156 Archer Ave., Willow Springs.
During the trail's closure, which is expected to last 30 months, users are encouraged to take advantage of the Illinois and Michigan (I&M) Canal Trail which is located approximately 350 feet to the south. Ample parking is available near the I & M Trail.
This portion of Centennial Trail is located on MWRD property southwest of the McCook Reservoir, a component of the Tunnel and Reservoir Plan. The first phase of McCook Reservoir is due for completion in 2017, and when fully functional in 2029, it will have a total capacity of 10 billion gallons to capture combined sewer overflows that currently discharge to area waterways and cause sewer back-ups. It will also provide $90 million per year in flood control benefits to 3.1 million people living in 37 communities.
Although the MWRD recognizes the inconvenience to those who enjoy this outdoor amenity, the MWRD hopes trail users realize the critical need for this project to the 3.1 million people it will serve.
The MWRD will also consider written comments before making final restoration plans; please submit comments by email to email@example.com or write to Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, Office of Public Affairs, 100 E. Erie Street, Chicago, IL 60611.
Additional information about the project can be found at www.mwrd.org.
I ride the I & M Canal trail often from Channahon to Seneca. Yet to go on it this year as it is not a fun trail when the weather has been bad. Better when the trees are in full bloom. Plenty of wildlife to see. Ducks, turtles, heron, cardinals & deer. From Joliet Iron Works to the start of the Centennial Trail at 135th/Romeo rd is the best section.
There is a washout between N. Utica and Ottawa. There is a path down to a stream that you can shimmy across on some branches while pushing your bike across. Or you can just walk across the stream.
The section between Marseilles and Ottawa is marked as closed. However, traveling east you can get about halfway to Marseilles before the downed trees get pretty annoying. I'd leave the trail at the railroad spur near the ADM property and follow the adjacent road the rest of the way to Marseilles. Then at the little league park, you can get back on the trail.
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Hubble Maps 3-D Structure of Ejected Material Around Erupting Star
After 45 years of peaceful bliss, the nova T Pyxidis erupted again in 2011. Astronomers took advantage of a flash of light accompanying the blast to map the ejecta from previous outbursts surrounding the double-star system. The team used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to trace the light as it sequentially illuminated different parts of the disk, a phenomenon called a light echo. Contrary to some predictions, the astronomers were somewhat surprised to find that the ejecta stayed in the vicinity of the star and formed a disk of debris. The discovery suggests that material continues expanding outward... Read more
Rare Stellar Alignment Offers Opportunity to Hunt for Planets
The ancients thought that stars were fixed pinpoints of light on the sky. Today we know that they are all moving, like fish in a pond. This so-called proper motion is so small that it is not noticeable to the human eye over a single lifetime. But Hubble can precisely track stellar motions to razor-sharp precision. Not surprisingly the nearest star to our Sun, Proxima Centauri, is one of the fastest moving across the sky. Hubble astronomers have found that it will pass in front of two far-more distant background stars, once in 2014 and again in 2016. This will afford a very rare opportunity to see how... Read more
Hubble Finds Dead Stars 'Polluted' with Planet Debris
Deep inside the Hyades star cluster, a pair of burned-out stars are yielding clues to the presence of rocky planets that may have whirled around them. Asteroid debris is 'raining' into the hot atmospheres of these white dwarfs. Asteroids should consist of the same material that form terrestrial planets, and seeing evidence of asteroids points to the possibility of Earth-sized planets in the same system.
Hubble's Cosmic Origins Spectrograph observed silicon and only low levels of carbon in the white dwarfs' atmospheres. Silicon is a major ingredient of the rocky material that constitutes Earth and... Read more
Hubble Breaks Record in Search for Farthest Supernova
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a star detonated with enough energy to briefly shine with an intrinsic brightness of one billion of our suns. The beacon of radiation arrived at Earth 10 billion years later and was captured in a Hubble Space Telescope deep survey of the universe. It is the farthest, and earliest, supernova of its type detected to date. More than simply an example of the ancient fireworks in the young and effervescent universe, the supernova belongs to a special class of stellar detonations that are so reliably bright, they can be used as intergalactic milepost... Read more
Strobe-like Flashes Discovered in a Suspected Binary Protostar
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NASA Space Telescopes See Weather Patterns in Brown Dwarf
Astronomers using NASA's Hubble and Spitzer space telescopes have probed the stormy atmosphere of a brown dwarf named 2MASSJ22282889-431026, creating the most detailed "weather map" yet for this class of cool, star-like orbs. The forecast shows wind-driven, planet-sized clouds enshrouding these strange worlds. Brown dwarfs form out of condensing gas, as stars do, but lack the mass to fuse atoms and produce energy. Instead, these objects, which some call failed stars, are more similar to gas planets with their complex, varied atmospheres. The new research is a stepping stone toward a better... Read more
Hubble Reveals Rogue Planetary Orbit for Fomalhaut b
Newly released Hubble Space Telescope images of a vast debris disk encircling the nearby star Fomalhaut, and of a mysterious planet circling it, may provide forensic evidence of a titanic planetary disruption in the system. Astronomers are surprised to find that the debris belt is wider than previously known, spanning a gulf of space from 14 billion miles to nearly 20 billion miles from the star. Even more surprisingly, the latest Hubble images have allowed a team of astronomers to calculate that the planet follows an unusual elliptical orbit that carries it on a potentially destructive path through... Read more
Additional Kepler Data Now Available to All Planet Hunters
The Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Md., is releasing 12 additional months worth of planet-searching data meticulously collected by one of the most prolific planet-hunting endeavors ever conceived, NASA's Kepler Mission.
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ESO Telescopes Find Most Stellar Heavyweights Don't Live Alone
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Why Is Earth So Dry?
With large swaths of oceans, rivers that snake for hundreds of miles, and behemoth glaciers near the north and south poles, Earth doesn't seem to have a water shortage. And yet, less than one percent of our planet's mass is locked up in water, and even that may have been delivered by comets and asteroids after Earth's initial formation. Astronomers have been puzzled by Earth's water deficiency. The standard model explaining how the solar system formed from a protoplanetary disk, a swirling disk of gas and dust surrounding our Sun, billions of years ago, suggests that our planet should be a water... Read more


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A beautiful classic white room is so chic & sophisticated! Best way to pull it off is to incorporate different textures and have great lighting. The room will glow with natural lighting. Starting with your basic furniture, a white sofa, white tables, and etc. Then comes the accessories. I would look for textures in pillows, rugs, mirrors, lamps, and chandeliers.
Also, go for varying shades of white - that means ivory, nearly cream and very pale greys. These will all add depth and interest to the scheme. Don't forget about the walls. You don't have to stick with the traditional white walls. Add white panels, crown moldings, and my favorite- wall paper! There are endless types of wall paper that will make your room pop. Just think "texture, texture!"
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Obstructive sleep apnea affects around 20 million Americans and can lead to hypertension, heart attack, stroke, depression, muscle pain, fibromyalgia, morning headaches, and excessive daytime sleepiness.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Is Sleep Apnea the Chief Risk Factor for Coronary Artery Disease?
We have long known that sleep apnea increases a person's risk of coronary artery disease (CAD) and other cardiopulmonary conditions. However, a study presented last week at the European Respiratory Society's 2010 Annual Congress last week shows that of all the associated risk factors, obstructive sleep apnea may be the most common. The results come from the Swedish Randomized Intervention with CPAP in Coronary Artery Disease and Sleep Apnoea [sic] (RICCADSA) trial.
In the study population, 64% of those with CAD had obstructive sleep apnea. This was higher than hypertension (58%) and obesity (28%), commonly recognized risk factors for CAD. However, However, the population that had sleep apnea also tended to have a number of other conditions. The average body mass of sleep apnea patients with CAD was 29.4 vs. 25.5 for those without sleep apnea, and CAD patients with sleep apnea were nearly six times more likely to be obese. Sleep apnea patients were more likely to have hypertension (61% vs. 48%), diabetes (25% vs. 13%), and atrial fibrillation (20% vs. 9%).
Surprisingly, the trial also found a high adherence with CPAP treatment for sleep apnea. Nearly 70% of all patients remained on CPAP at one-year follow-ups.
However, not everyone is comfortable with CPAP, and if you have been prescribed CPAP but are finding it difficult to keep on the treatment, oral appliance therapy may be for you. To learn more about this CPAP alternative, please contact IHateCPAP today.
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Plugless EV charging is coming our way.
Evatran signed an agreement with SPX Service Solutions (SPX) to distribute and install Plugless Power wireless electric vehicle (EV) charging systems.
These systems will be available starting April 2013 for Nissan LEAF and Chevrolet Volt owners.
No word yet on availability on Ford or Toyota products.
The system has been tested within the framework of a pilot project at the LADWP, at Google, at the Hertz Corporation, Duke Energy, and the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) in Greenville, S.C.
The wireless system requires station installation in customers' homes, as well as the installation of an adapter onto the undercarriage of the EV. SPX says it will be launching a program to provide both parts of the installation process in the comfort of the EV owner's own home.
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The world is riveted on events in Ukraine, where fraud in the recent election has been alleged, and hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have engaged in peaceful protests. Meanwhile, another election is going forward: to choose a successor to Yasser Arafat as President of the Palestine National Authority. Former Prime Minister and current PLO Chairman Mahmud Abbas emerged as the clear front-runner when a popular rival, Marwan Barghouti, withdrew from the race yesterday and threw his support to Abbas. Barghouti is currrently serving a prison term for mass murder, which caused logistical difficulties for his campaign.
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I get the feeling that the Palestinians still don't quite have the hang of this democracy thing. The world pretty clearly has lower expectations of the forthcoming election among the Palestinians than of the just-completed election in Ukraine. It's interesting to consider why this is.
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Elizabeth Van Cleve Randolph's BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Gone With the Wind (1939)
For quite some time, my readers have asked to see one big list of what I consider my all-time favorite films. They have wanted to know the full range of my tastes, what year I consider the best in movie history, if I like any modern movies or do I ever see movies today at the cinema. Although many movie buffs declare 1939 as the best year in movie history, My favorite year is 1941. I do like many modern films, but I do not go to the cinema very often. I probably see only three or four films on the big screen per year. The rest I watch at home. So, how I would go about making such a comprehensive list frankly had me stumped. It was because of my great love for so many classic films that I created this blog. I could make as many favorite lists as I want, each with a much narrower scope, but I decided to accept this challenge.
One day, it came to me. Why not name one film for every year, sort of my version of Best Picture of the Year. And so, it began. At first, there were years that I feared I wouldn't find anything from which to choose. Then, there were years like 1939 that I felt guilty choosing one film over another. The Wizard of Oz; Gone With the Wind; The Wizard of Oz; Gone With the Wind; The Wizard of Oz; Gone With the Wind...The Debate Continues.
As flawed and not so flawed as my all-time favorites list is, these are my personal choices for Best Picture of the Year. The films asterisked are those that are currently part of my movie library. The others are those I hope to own. My "other nominees" listed were added later from sheer guilt. It bothered me to list only one film per year, especially for 1941. Many nominees are sheer guilty pleasures. I do not consider my sheer fluff nominees worthy of Best Picture of the Year. These films are simply those that I watch over and over. I hope you enjoy my list. It should spark a few comments. Hopefully, it will inspire you to watch something new to you.
1927 Sunrise: A Song for Two Humans*
(other nominees: Wings; The King of Kings)
1928 Steamboat Bill, Jr.
1929 The Broadway Melody
1930 Raffles
(other nominees: Animal Crackers*)
1931 City Lights*
1932 Red Dust
(other nominees: Emma; Mr. Robinson Crusoe*; Hot Saturday)
1933 Calvacade
(other nominees: Duck Soup*; Little Women*; Baby Face; Lady for a Day)
1934 It Happened One Night*
(other nominees: The Thin Man*; Imitation of Life; The Gay Divorcee*; Manhattan Melodrama)
1935 The Whole Town's Talking*
(other nominees: Captain Blood; A Tale of Two Cities; Top Hat; Les misérables; A Night at the Opera*)
1936 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town*
(other nominees: My Man Godfrey*; After the Thin Man*; Show Boat*; San Francisco*; Libeled Lady; Rose Marie; Theodora Goes Wild*; More than a Secretary*)
1937 Captains Courageous*
(other nominees: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*; Lost Horizon; The Awful Truth*; A Day at the Races*; Stage Door; Shall We Dance*; Easy Living*)
1938 The Adventures of Robin Hood*
(other nominees: Bringing Up Baby*; Holiday*; Boys Town*; A Christmas Carol*; Alexander's Ragtime Band*; Vivacious Lady)
1939 Gone With the Wind*
(other nominees: The Wizard of Oz*; Ninotchka*; Midnight*; Stagecoach*; Goodbye, Mr. Chips*; Another Thin Man*; Bachelor Mother*; In Name Only*; On Borrowed Time; Wuthering Heights)
1940 My Favorite Wife*
(other nominees: Fantasia*; Pinocchio*; Rebecca; Pride and Prejudice; The Thief of Bagdad; The Mark of Zorro*; The Westerner*; His Girl Friday; Beyond Tomorrow*)
1941 Sullivan's Travels*
(other nominees: Dumbo*; Citizen Kane; The Maltese Falcon; Sergeant York*; Moon Over Miami*; Meet John Doe*; Shadow of the Thin Man*; How Green Was My Valley*; Ball of Fire*; Penny Serenade*; Blossoms in the Dust*; Keep 'Em Flying*)
1942 The Pride of the Yankees*
(other nominees: Casablanca; Bambi*; To Be or Not to Be; Mrs. Miniver*; Yankee Doodle Dandy; Random Harvest; The Talk of the Town*; Holiday Inn; This Gun for Hire*)
1943 The Song of Bernadette*
(other nominees: Shadow of a Doubt; The More the Merrier*; Lassie Come Home; Madame Curie; Mr. Lucky; Above Suspicion)
1944 Meet Me in St. Louis
(other nominees: Double Indemnity*; Arsenic and Old Lace*; To Have and Have Not; Laura*; National Velvet*; Murder, My Sweet*)
1945 A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
(other nominees: The Sprial Staircase; State Fair*; The Thin Man Goes Home*; Christmas in Connecticut*; Without Love; The Corn is Green; Our Vines Have Tender Grapes; Brewster's Millions)
1946 It's a Wonderful Life*
(other nominees: The Big Sleep; The Best Years of Our Lives*; The Killers; Anna and the King of Siam*)
1947 Miracle on 34th Street*
(other nominees: Life With Father*; The Ghost and Mrs. Muir*; Gentleman's Agreement*; The Bishop's Wife*; The Bachelor and the Bobby-soxer*; Song of the Thin Man*; Lady in the Lake; The Egg and I*; It Happened on Fifth Avenue)
1948 Call Northside 777*
(other nominees: Bud Abbott Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein*; I Remember Mama*; The Snake Pit*; Easter Parade*; Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House*; Portrait of Jennie; Johnny Belinda*; Romance on the High Seas*; All My Sons; Apartment for Peggy; The Fuller Brush Man; Fort Apache; Red River; Every Girl Should Be Married; 3 Godfathers; Words and Music)
1949 Holiday Affair*
(other nominees: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon; Adam's Rib*; Little Women; I Was a Male War Bride*; In the Good Old Summertime; The Further Adventures of Ma and Pa Kettle*; The Stratton Story; Father Was a Fullback; Samson and Delilah; On the Town; The Inspector General; Come to the Stable)
1950 All About Eve*
(other nominees: Mister 880; Cinderella*; Winchester '73*; Rio Grande; Cheaper by the Dozen*; Broken Arrow*; Born Yesterday; Halls of Montezuma; The Fuller Brush Girl; The Miniver Story; Treasure Island; Three Little Words; Tea for Two; Fancy Pants)
1951 A Christmas Carol/Scrooge*
(other nominees: On Moonlight Bay*; Alice in Wonderland*; The Day the Earth Stood Still*; An American in Paris; Show Boat; People Will Talk*; Angels in the Outfield*; The Mating Season)
1952 The Quiet Man*
(other nominees: Singin' in the Rain*; High Noon; Ikiru; Monkey Business*; Hans Christian Andersen; Pat and Mike*; Room For One More; The Stooge; Belles On Their Toes*; The Winning Team*; It Grows On Trees)
1953 The Band Wagon
(other nominees: Roman Holiday*; Peter Pan*; From Here to Eternity; Calamity Jane*; Titanic*; The Long, Long Trailer*; By the Light of the Silvery Moon*; Houdini)
1954 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers*
(other nominees: Rear Window*; 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea*; White Christmas*; Brigadoon*; The Glenn Miller Story*)
1955 To Catch a Thief*
(other nominees: Mister Roberts; Lady and the Tramp*; Oklahoma!*; The Court Jester*; Marty; We're No Angels*; The Tender Trap*)
1956 Friendly Persuasion*
(other nominees: The Ten Commandments; The Searchers*; The King and I*; Forbidden Planet; Carousel; Anastasia; The Girl Can't Help It; The Solid Gold Cadillac; The Benny Goodman Story)
1957 Desk Set*
(other nominees: 12 Angry Men*; The Bridge on the River Kwai; Funny Face*; An Affair to Remember*; Love in the Afternoon*; Old Yeller*; Sayonara; Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison; Silk Stockings)
1958 Gigi*
(other nominees: South Pacific*; No Time for Sergeants; The Defiant Ones; Bell, Book and Candle*; The Inn of Sixth Happiness*; Indiscreet; Teacher's Pet*; Rock-a-bye Baby)
1959 North by Northwest*
(other nominees: Some Like It Hot*; Sleeping Beauty*; Rio Bravo*; The Diary of Anne Frank*; Journey to the Center of the Earth*; Imitation of Life; Pillow Talk*; Darby O'Gill and the Little People*; Operation Petticoat; It Happened to Jane*)
1960 Pollyanna*
(other nominees: The Apartment*; North to Alaska*; Swiss Family Robinson*; Please Don't Eat the Daisies*; It Started in Naples*; Bells are Ringing*)
1961 West Side Story*
(other nominees: One Hundred and One Dalmatians*; Breakfast at Tiffany's*; The Parent Trap*; Flower Drum Song*; The Absent-Minded Professor*; Pocketful of Miracles; Come September*; Lover Come Back*; The Great Impostor)
1962 The Music Man*
(other nominees: Lawrence of Arabia; To Kill a Mockingbird; The Miracle Worker; Light in the Piazza; Gay Purr-ee; That Touch of Mink*)
1963 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World*
(other nominees: Donovan's Reef*; The Sword and the Stone*; Charade*; The Pink Panther*; Move Over, Darling*; The Courtship of Eddie's Father)
1964 Mary Poppins*
(other nominees: My Fair Lady*; Father Goose*; The Moon-Spinners*; The Incredible Mr. Limpet*; The Unsinkable Molly Brown*; The Chalk Garden; Man's Favorite Sport*)
1965 The Sound of Music*
(other nominees: A Thousand Clowns; Doctor Zhivago; A Patch of Blue; That Darn Cat!*; Strange Bedfellows*)
1966 Follow Me, Boys!*
(other nominees: Born Free*; Batman; This Property is Condemned; The Trouble With Angels*; The Glass Bottom Boat*; The Ugly Dachshund*; The Man Called Flintstone; The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming)
1967 To Sir With Love*
(other nominees: The Jungle Book*; Guess Who's Coming to Dinner; In the Heat of the Night; Wait Until Dark; Barefoot in the Park*; The Happiest Millionaire; Doctor Doolittle; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying; The Reluctant Astronaut*; Half a Sixpence*)
1968 Oliver!*
(other nominees: 2001: A Space Odyssey*; Yours, Mine and Ours*; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang*; Funny Girl*; Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows*; The Love Bug*)
1969 True Grit*
(other nominees: Cactus Flower; Support Your Local Sheriff!; Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid)
1970 On a Clear Day You Can See Forever*
(other nominees: The AristoCats*; The Railway Children; Airport; Rio Lobo; Colossus: The Forbin Project)
1971 Fiddler on the Roof*
(other nominees: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory*; Bedknobs and Broomsticks*; And Now for Something Completely Different)
1972 The Poseidon Adventure*
(other nominees: Jeremiah Johnson*; What's Up Doc?*; The Cowboys*; Butterflies Are Free; Snoopy Come Home*)
1973 The Sting
(other nominees: The Way We Were; Paper Moon; Westworld; Charlotte's Web*; The Paper Chase)
1974 That's Entertainment!
(other nominees: Young Frankenstein; The Great Gatsby)
1975 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest*
(other nominees: Return of the Pink Panther*; Jaws)
1976 Rocky
(other nominees: Network; Murder by Death; The Pink Panther Strikes Again*; Freaky Friday*)
1977 Close Encounters of the Third Kind
(other nominees: Star Wars; Annie Hall; Saturday Night Fever; The Rescuers; The Goodbye Girl*; The Turning Point; Candleshoe; Oh God!)
1978 Heaven Can Wait
(other nominees: Foul Play; Same Time, Next Year*)
1979 Breaking Away*
(other nominees: A Little Romance*; Norma Rae; The Black Stallion*; Life of Brian)
1980 From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China*
(other nominees: The Competition; The Gods Must Be Crazy; Nine to Five*; Coal Miner's Daughter; Private Benjamin; My Bodyguard; Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back)
1981 Chariots of Fire
(other nominees: Raiders of the Lost Ark; On Golden Pond; Arthur; The Chosen; Condorman)
1982 An Officer and a Gentleman
(other nominees: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial; Tootsie; The Man from Snowy River; Savannah Smiles)
1983 Yentl
(other nominees: Trading Places*; Flashdance; War Games*; A Christmas Story*; The Dead Zone; Silkwood; Terms of Endearment; Max Dugan Returns)
1984 The Dollmaker
(other nominees: Sixteen Candles; This is Spinal Tap; Amadeus; The Karate Kid; Romancing the Stone; The Natural; Splash; Purple Rain)
1985 Anne of Green Gables*
(other nominees: Back to the Future*; The Breakfast Club; The Color Purple; Desperately Seeking Susan)
1986 Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
(other nominees: Ruthless People; The Mission; Top Gun)
1987 Good Morning Vietnam
(other nominees: Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel/Anne of Avonlea*; Moonstruck*; Baby Boom; Roxanne*; The Brave Little Toaster*; La Bamba)
1988 Stand and Deliver*
(other nominees: Big*; Rain Man; Working Girl)
1989 Field of Dreams*
(other nominees: A Little Mermaid*; Steel Magnolias)
1990 Awakenings
(other nominees: Home Alone; Ghost; Pretty Woman; Kindergarten Cop)
1991 Beauty and the Beast*
(other nominees: White Fang; Doc Hollywood*; City Slickers; Hook*)
1992 A League of Their Own*
(other nominees: Aladdin*; Newsies*; Chaplin; Sister Act; Far and Away*)
1993 The Fugitive*
(other nominees: Mrs. Doubtfire; Groundhog Day*; Sleepless in Seattle*; In Search of Bobby Fischer)
1994 Forrest Gump
(other nominees: Il postino; Little Women*; The Lion King*; Only You*; Quiz Show; The Santa Clause*)
1995 Pride and Prejudice*
(other nominees: Babe*; Sense and Sensibility*; Toy Story; Mr. Holland's Opus; French Kiss*; A Goofy Movie*)
1996 Jerry Maguire*
(other nominees: Emma; Independence Day*; Matilda*)
1997 Good Will Hunting
(other nominees: La vita è bella/Life is Beautiful; Titanic*; My Best Friend's Wedding*; Liar, Liar*; The Saint*; Hercules; Anastasia)
1998 Meet Joe Black*
(other nominees: Pleasantville*; Mulan*; The Mask of Zorro*; You've Got Mail*; City of Angels*; Les misérables; Ever After*; Patch Adams; Smoke Signals*; Horatio Hornblower: The Duel*; Horatio Hornblower: The Fire Ship*)
1999 The Cider House Rules
(other nominees: Horatio Hornblower: The Wrong War*; Horatio Hornblower: The Duchess and the Devil*; Runaway Bride*; October Sky*; 10 Things I Hate About You*; Blast from the Past*)
2000 Almost Famous*
(other nominees: Lorna Doone*; Finding Forrester*; Remember the Titans*; Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?; Wo hu cang long/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon*; Return to Me)
2001 Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India*
(other nominees: Dil Chahta Hai*; Horatio Hornblower: Mutiny*; Horatio Hornblower: Retribution*; I am Sam*; A Beautiful Mind; Monsters, Inc.*; Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone*)
2002 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
(other nominees: Catch Me If You Can*; A Walk to Remember*; Spider-Man*; Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones; The Count of Monte Cristo)
2003 Seabiscuit*
(other nominees: Horatio Hornblower: Loyalty*; Horatio Hornblower: Duty*; Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl*; Bagbhan*; Under the Tuscan Sun*; What a Girl Wants*; Johnny English*)
2004 Dear Frankie
(other nominees: Les choristes*; Spider-Man 2*; Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban*; Hotel Rwanda)
2005 The Corpse Bride*
(other nominees: Howl's Moving Castle; Batman Begins; The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants*; In Her Shoes; Just Like Heaven*; Hitch*; Elizabethtown*)
2006 The Pursuit of Happyness*
(other nominees: The Devil Wears Prada*; The Holiday*; A Good Year*; The Lake House*; Dreamgirls*; Penelope*)
2007 Ratatouille*
(other nominees: Freedom Writers*; Sicko; Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix*; Juno*)
2008 Wall-E*
(other nominees: Kung Fu Panda*; The Ramen Girl*; Bolt; Get Smart*; Iron Man; Mamma Mia!)
2009 Up*
(other nominees: Sherlock Holmes; Star Trek; The Blind Side*; Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*)
2010 Toy Story 3*
(other nominees: The Social Network; Inception*; Megamind*; Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World; The King's Speech*; Knight and Day*; Flipped*; Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1*)
2011 Hugo
(other nominees: The Help; Moneyball; My Week With Marilyn*; Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2*; Crazy, Stupid Love.; Super 8)
2012 Life of PI*
(other nominees: Wreck-It Ralph; Silver Linings Playbook; Men in Black 3; Les Misérables)
2013 42
(other nominees: Philomena; Enough Said; Frozen; About Time)
2014 Divergent
(other nominees: The Grand Budapest Hotel; Chef; Jersey Boys; The Monuments Men)
*Contributed by "Elizabeth Van Cleve Randolph" Thurs, Dec 7, 2006 15:35 PST
Asterisked titles are those films that the contributor owns on DVD or Blu-Ray.
Note: Web page is updated annually. Other nominees listed are in no particular order.


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I thought I could do this one because I enjoy Heath's writing but my personal dislike issues got in the way. Not a fan of secret trying to pass off as hero's baby angst, insta-lust, or first chapter starting off like this:
Leaning forward, he dug his elbows into his thighs. "I'm simply striving to determine why a woman as young and lovely as yourself would be willing to lie on her back so a man as shriveled as my father can slide on top of her."
"Locke!" his father bellowed. "You've gone too far. Get the hell out."
"It's quite all right, my lord," she said calmly, never taking her challenging gaze from Locke's, not flinching, not blushing, not so much as arching a thinly shaped eyebrow at him. "I don't see that your father's preferred position for coupling is really any of your concern. Perhaps he will take me standing while coming in at me from behind. Or on my knees. Or upside down. But I assure you, he will not be shriveled."
Then she slowly lowered those damned whiskey eyes to his lap, and he cursed his cock's betrayal. With startling detail, images of him with her in all those positions had flown through his mind. He'd grown so hard and aching that he couldn't have gotten up and walked out if he wanted.
In a contemporary, would love this heroine's response, in historical, just not what I am personally looking for.


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The Diplomacy window is the heart of Beyond Protocol, from here you will have access to a wide variety of information.
The Diplomacy Window is used to declare war, set allies, set factions, see the threat level of all discovered empires, check your planetary control, set custom tiles, see senate votes, and view your own current score.
It can also be used to contact any empire you have discovered via private message or e-mail.
The Player Details window is for player details and will show the different threat scores and total score of a selected player. All threat scores start as unknown and can be revealed with the use of agent missions. The Diplomacy Window is also where you set the title others will see. Titles range from Explorer and Governor to Emperor and Diplomat. This is where you declare war.
The Personal Diplomatic Details box shows all your threat scores and your total score. You can see the box below it shows your current title and the next title. By hovering your cursor over the next title, you can reveal what requirements are needed to achieve that rank. Also located in the diplomacy window is a button that says Factions which opens up the Faction's window. In the Planet Control box, you can see which planets you have colonized and what percentage of the planet population belongs to you.
The Factions window, reached through the Diplomacy Window, provides a way for players to help one another. To include someone in your faction they must be a lower rank than you. For you to participate in someone else's faction you must have a lower rank than the faction leader. As you advance in rank, you can be in fewer factions, but this also means you have more players who can join yours. The faction window shows your bonus from people in your faction, being in other people's factions, and the total bonus at the very bottom. While in a faction, you enjoy tremendously reduced research times. Having people in your faction can also reduce your research times by a smaller percentage. To add someone to your faction select one of the drop down menus and click on their name. This sends them an e-mail notification that prompts them to open their faction window. At the bottom of their window, your name will appear and they can chose to click the Accept or Decline button.


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Well, because of my own stupidity, I got a score of 0 the first few times, until I reread the instructions. Well, once I learned that I was NOT supposed to let the skulls through, it was a pretty fun twist.
Well, probably better execution than the other version of this idea I've seen. I still don't get why no one (that I've seen) has tried mixing Tails's actual physics into a game like this. Maybe you could try having Tails have to fly across platforms, and then land on them before he tires out and falls. Just an idea, in case someone here wants to make a fangame out of it. Regardless, I would say its a fairly solid flappy clone, but I do wonder: "Why you aren't using actual sounds from the Genesis Sonic games?".
It probably would be easier for me if I could stop reading all of those fake tweets. Nice jab at King BTW...
Eye now u've mad a Sanic gam, n it suppused 2 b bad, butt were's da musik? Ain't Sanic suppused 2 hav a ear-killin' rimix of da Gren Hil Zune sung playn' in background? I giv too sturs untl fix!
Most of the challenge comes from the pokeballs often spawning in places they can't be dodged. If this was fixed, deaths would feel a lot more fair. Also, the score area's text changes to "Text" for a split second every time the game resets.
Wow, you're making an actual DOS game with CGA graphics? That's some serious dedication, I admire that!
Eh, I'm kinda against the sentiment of making a genre-based theme. I'd feel that'd do a lot to make all the games feel "same-y". Like, if all the games are platformers, there's only so much you can really do, and to be quite honest, most games would end up being not-Mario. Likewise, for racing games, fighting games, etc. there's also games that many people will try to emulate. Personally, I'd rather see more variety in the jam, especially since the CGA aesthetic is criminally underused by indies. It would kinda stink to see so many people make what amounts to essentially the same game with a new coat of paint.
Completely new to Dreamcast Homebrew, and won't have time to start for a while, but I know I'll probably try doing something in 3D, and also has VMU functionality of some sort, since the VMU always fascinated me, and I'm a masochist when it comes to stuff like this. I do know that 3D Dreamcast Homebrew is indeed possible, since I've seen plenty of it on Youtube, but I'm gonna have to find me a good tutorial for how to work with the 3D hardware...
Thanks for the quick start guide! I've been looking into trying out Godot for a while, so this will come in handy!
So...let me get this straight. Half Life 3: Spooky Ghosty is a strangely odd game made by a novice team featuring, among other things, horror, Sonic OCs, muffins, and artificial restraints to focus the game on it's advanced 2D physics, all while bringing awareness to the LGBT community?


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While in Istanbul, I had limited connectivity. Sorry for the delay in posting the photos. Istanbul was an interesting city. Very complicated. The streets were poorly labeled if at all. Part of what it made it so difficult for me was the fact that Turkish is so different from English that I couldn't make heads or tails of what a sign may have read. I asked at the hotel how to say something simple (I thought) like 'Thank You' and when he said it,it took 30 seconds! Ok, not quite that long, but much longer than I could manage to learn on the spot.
The museums in Istanbul do not permit photos to be taken inside, so those are limited. The Hage Sofia was AMAZING! I wasn't terribly impressed with Topkapi Palace, but the Dolmbace Palace was more Western. We did tour the harem in Dohlmbace, but again, no photos were allowed.
We will be more prompt with the Cairo pictures. In fact, when those get posted you can try to find the belly dancer(hint, look for my biggest grin!)


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Islamist preacher Anjem Choudary guilty of inviting support for ISIS
A prominent Islamist preacher in Britain faces up to 10 years in prison after he was convicted in July of inviting support for ISIS – a verdict that was only made public Tuesday after a judicially-imposed reporting ban.
Anjem Choudary, a 49-year-old preacher notable for frequent sparring sessions on Fox News' "Hannity," was convicted at Old Bailey after he swore an oath of allegiance to ISIS and encouraged others to support the group, Sky News reported. He's set to be sentenced in September.
Choudary praised Usama bin Laden after the Sept. 11 attacks and the 2005 London transport system bombings. He's also been closely linked to one of the two Islamic extremists who killed British soldier Lee Rigby in 2013.
"If people are implementing the Sharia, then I cannot shy away from what the divine text says in relationship to that," Choudary told Sky News the night before he was found guilty. "If you cannot say when you believe in something and you cannot share that view, then you don't really have freedom to express yourself in this county."
It took a jury fewer than three days of deliberation to convict Choudary and co-defendant Mizanur Rahman, 32. But the verdict was kept under wraps due to another trial to which Choudary was connected.
Prosecutors drew a distinction between Choudary simply expressing a preference for ISIS and his actively encouraging others to join and support it.
"Terrorist organizations thrive and grow because people support them and that is what this case is about," prosecutor Richard Whittam QC said, The Guardian reported. "Do not confuse that with the right of people to follow the religion of their choice or to proclaim support for a caliphate."
Choudary swore allegiance to ISIS just three days after leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi established the so-called caliphate in portions of Syria and Iraq in June 2014. Choudary later posted messages of support for the terror group on social media and in YouTube videos.


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Fortune in 2014: Free at Last
Fortune has changed a time or two since its launch in 1929 -- but has rarely shed its skin like it has in 2014.
Fortune has changed a time or two since its launch in 1929 -- but has rarely shed its skin like it has in 2014.
Looking for a journalist available to take assignments from tech vendors? Below we've culled a list freelancing IT journalists. This list is old and hurting, actually -- but we'll be refining it regularly. If you have any to add or would like to be included in this list please let us know.
Advice from InformationWeek's Rob Preston:
A former Bloomberg View editor last year said that mythbusting was one of the most effective ways of getting a contributed piece published.
PLUS: Our table of 100 contributed content pieces to review from 5 titles you care about.
A compendium of SWMS content focusing on contributed content; gatekeeper names are below. Way below.
If your organization placed six contributed pieces this month in Re/code, LinkedIn, TechCrunch and the New York Times, you'd be pretty pleased.
The Economist Group this month relaunches its advertorial site called Lean Back 2.0 -- and it's on the hunt for contributed content.
Placing contributed content is never easy. A Publicity Club of New York luncheon panel last week reminded us why.
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