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Nigel Slater recipes
It's creamy and sweet, a comfort blanket of the edible kind. White chocolate is the perfect ingredient for a dessert – so long as you cut it with something sharp, says Nigel Slater
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by Gunman
Disclaimer: I own nothing, not Eva or Ranma or any of it's characters.
Summary: Shinji is teleported to another universe, gains mystical powers, and marries an amazon maiden after defeating her in battle.
Chapter 1
New Skills, New Family
(The Ranma Universe)
(AN: I know it's kinda ridiculous to call it that, but I couldn't think of anything more descriptive)
On a long stretch of road, near the entry way to a mystical valley in China, a group of nearly two dozen gang members and their leader patiently waited for their intended target.
"So, when are we going to hit the Saotome's?" one of the thugs asked.
"As soon as they're close enough." the gang leader said.
"But how are we going to beat them this time?" a second thug asked.
"With this!" he said as he held up a small gold disc with a red crystal in the center hung by a silver chain.
"A medallion?" the first thug asked.
"It's The Medallion of Happosan." he explained.
"The what of who?" the second thug asked.
"It contains the psychic vibrations of the greatest warrior in history who carried this medallion around for more than seventy years of his life." he explained.
The pair looked at him skeptically for a few seconds.
"So..., how does that help us?" the second thug asked.
"According to legend, if someone spills even a drop of their blood on the red crystal in the center of the medallion, the strength and fighting powers of that warrior will transfer to that person."
This time the whole gang looked at him skeptically.
"And this will enable us to get revenge on Ranma and Genma Saotome?" the first thug asked.
"Yes. Even Ranma Saotome won't be able to defeat Happosan and his powers." the leader said.
"Well, why don't you use it... like now?" the second thug asked.
"Because the power can only be activated at high noon on the 15th of the month, which is today."
Again they stared.
"Person's blood. High noon. On the 15th." the first thug repeated in utter disbelief.
"Ugh! Why does this ancient magic stuff always have to be so complicated?" the second thug groaned in exasperation.
Speaking of complicated...
(The Eva Universe)
"That's the stupidest solution I've ever heard!" Misato Katsuragi shouted at the blond scientist.
"It's the best we can come up with. The pilot's life is immaterial!" Dr Ritsuko Akagi said, holding her recently struck cheek.
"You taking vocabulary lessons from The Commander?" the purple-haired woman hissed.
Not ten hours ago the 12th Angel attacked the city of Tokyo-3. All three Evangelion's had been dispatched to deal with it.
In a show of uncommon bravado, Third Child Shinji Ikari in Unit 01 rushed headfirst into the fight without knowing exactly what to expect from the Angel.
As a result, he was swallowed by the shadow-like Angel, Eva and all.
The Commander, who was actually Shinji's estranged father, ordered the other Eva's back. First Child Rei Ayanami had immediately complied, while the Second Child Asuka Langley Sohryu had cursed the boy's stupidity before pulling back.
When they retracted the power cable, they found that Unit 01 was not at the end of it.
Unit 01 would be without full power in less than five minutes, and the life support would last only 15 hours.
It was at the ten hour mark that they would have their plan.
And naturally, Misato was upset, because the plan involved dropping all 996 N2 Mines into the Angel to destroy it. Misato was against this plan because while Unit 01 might survive, there was no way Shinji would.
It was Ritsuko's plan and The Commander had approved it.
The original plan was to drop all the Mines at the Fifteen hour mark, but an impatient Gendo had ordered the bombs dropped now, on the Ten hour mark.
Misato watched in helplessness as the Mines were dropped and completely vaporized the Angel.
Unit 01 was literally spit out of the shadow and crashed into several buildings.
However, when the rescue crews got to the downed Eva, the pilot was nowhere to be found.
Hours of searching turned up nothing, and Ritsuko had a black eye by the end of the day.
Back in the Ranma-Universe...
The premature bombing of the shadow-like, presumably dimension-bridging Angel, somehow separated The Eva from it's pilot. While Unit 01 was released from the Sea of Dirac, Shinji had been teleported through time and space and was dropped through an exit aperture right on top of the group of thugs.
Particularly the leader who was holding the medallion, right as the sun reached its apogee. Shinji fell straight down, his face connecting with the medallion, knocking it out of the gang leaders hands, and crashing hard into the ground. The impact was sufficient to cause a drop of blood to flow from his nose directly onto the red crystal in the center of the medallion.
A bright light suddenly shown in the middle of the gang, emitted from the medallion itself. The energy flowed from the medallion and penetrated Shinji's body, infusing him with the ancient power of Happosan.
"NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!" the gang leader shouted as soon as the light died down and Shinji stood up in the middle of them all, medallion around his neck, his skin-tight plugsuit now showing off all of his new, incredibly athletic muscles.
"GET HIM!" the gang leader roared.
He saw the first punch coming, and the second, and the third. He didn't know how he knew what to do, but he did. Was it instinct, or something else, even he didn't know. He dodged one punch, then another, as if it was all too easy for him. He saw the incoming punch, grabbed the man's arm and tossed him into another. A second and third took his place, but Shinji moved like no ones business.
Instinct took over. Strength like he had never felt, fluidity like he had never known, energy like he had never possessed.
It was like he was watching a fight scene from an old Bruce Lee movie, and Shinji was staring as Bruce himself. The only difference was, he wasn't really fighting back.
Punches and kicks were thrown, but at Shinji himself, the boy pilot reacting instantly by either blocking or dodging or even tossing the attackers to the side. However, while not a fighter, Shinji felt the voice of someone else's voice, a whisper really, emerge, crushing his fear and doubt, ripping his hesitation away as if only in the heat of battle. A new confidence rose in him, so new that Shinji didn't recognize it as his own.
And then he fought back.
He threw the first of his punches, dropping one man in a second. A spinning roundhouse kick dropped two more as he pivoted off his other foot, launching him into the air to twist and spin like a tornado that slammed into several of the thugs. He kicked off of another, spring boarding into the air to split-kick two more into the ground.
He landed on the ground and fell into a leg-sweeping move that knocked three more thugs onto their respective rear ends.
"Stop him!"
"Get him!"
"Hold Him Down!"
"He's Unstoppable!"
"We can't hit him!"
"He's hitting too hard!"
"JUST! GET! HIM! NOW!" the leader shouted.
Shinji stepped up his speed and agility to strike at the gang members. Not a difficult task since he was literally surrounded. Everywhere he lashed out was a gang member.
Everyone froze. Shinji was standing in the middle of the group. There were a dozen unconscious thugs lying around them, and the rest were standing around Shinji.
"That's Enough!" the gang leader shouted, holding his smoking pump-action shotgun in his hands. He aimed the gun at Shinji's chest. "I don't know who you are, or how you got here, and I don't care! You've cost us our revenge against Ranma Saotome and his father, so I'm going to..."
"Who?" Shinji asked.
"Ranma Saotome! A punk-kid Japanese martial artist with a long black ponytail!"
"Who wears a red martial arts gi, black pants and slippers?" he asked.
The leaders eyes widened, more stunned than angry. "Yeah, how did you know?"
"Because that kind of looks like him." he said, pointing behind the man.
The group turns around to see their target, one Ranma Saotome and his father, a balding fairly over-weight man, standing behind them.
The last thing the leader saw was Ranma's knuckles heading for his face.
"Thanks a lot." Shinji said, once all the gang members were unconscious and placed in a pile.
"No problem. We should probably be thanking you. These guys wanted revenge against us." Ranma said.
"Really? Why?"
"Oh, they tried to rob us a few months ago, but I kicked all their butts in full view of the town we were in." he declared proudly.
"Must have been humiliating." Shinji mused.
"Must have been. They tried again a couple days later, but again, they got beat." he said smugly. "My name is Ranma Saotome, and that's my pops, Genma." he said, thumbing out his father. "What's yours?" he introduced himself.
Shinji gave him a fairly meek smile. "I'm Shinji Ikari. Pleased to meet you."
Ranma was a little perplexed. He had seen this guy fight prior to their arrival, and while he had some impressive moves and strength, he lacked discipline and seemed rather meek. Then again he was also quite young and polite, which might account for that.
Ranma looked him up and down. He was definitely Japanese, maybe about 14-15 years old, but he had a rather impressive physique for a boy his age. It was possible to get that athletic, but only if the boy had been trained and conditioned relentlessly for years. Granted a person could work out and not train in the martial arts, yet Ranma had seen the boy pull off some rather impressive moves that only a master would know. A style much like the Anything Goes system he trained in.
And what was up with that crazy skintight outfit?
"So, where did you learn those moves?" Ranma asked.
Shinji paused in thought, realizing he had no idea. "I--I honestly don't know." Shinji said.
Ranma looked at him strangely. "Huh? What do you mean you don't know? Did you get amnesia or something?" he asked, more curious than accusing.
"I don't think so." he said, suddenly realizing how that sounded. "I just... don't know where I learned those moves from, or how I got this body." he said, looking down at a body that was at least twice the muscle-size it normally was, and ripped.
"Really?" Ranma said as he examined the boy. He was athletic, seemed a skilled fighter, and had the strength to back it up, but he wasn't really practiced. In truth, the boy seemed... lost. "Where are your parents... your family?" he asked, not really thinking he could be on his own.
Shinji saddened at that. "I... don't have a family." he said.
Ranma looked at him and then got a wide smile on his face. "Well, how about coming along with me and my Pop?"
"Huh?" he gasped as he looked at the boy.
"Look, you helped us out with those guys who were going to ambush us, you've got some pretty cool moves but no real discipline. We can help you with that if you want."
Shinji actually brightened at that. "Uh... I guess. Where are you and your father headed?"
"We're headed back to Japan now. We've been on a training trip of sorts, for like the last ten years. Just me and that goofball." he said with rather obvious irritation. "Bout time, really. China's been fun but I want to go home."
"Wow." Shinji said, realizing that he and his own father had been separated for nearly ten years. Then again, Ranma didn't really seem to like his father that much. The boy seemed like Shinji himself, only opposite. Ten years apart or ten years together, and the son still resents the father. "Sounds a lot like me." he said, wondering where this insight was coming from.
"Really?" Ranma asked.
"Well, we'll have a lot of time to talk that over on our way back to Japan."
"Sounds good."
Genma however was fuming.
"Forget it, boy! This kid can obviously take care of himself so let's go!" Genma said while grabbing Ranma's shoulder.
Ranma grimaced as he spun around and punched his father in the head, knocking him down the road. Granted he had just met this boy before him, but there didn't seem to be any harm in having him around. His father had seen the boy fight so he knew he wouldn't be an inconvenience. He was just pissed at his father for not helping too much during the fight, and besides, maybe this boy would be fun to spar with. He seemed skilled and athletic so he wouldn't have to hold back with him.
"Don't worry about the old fart. You can come with us." he said before pausing and looking at Shinji's plugsuit. "But we're gonna have to do something about that suit."
Ranma looked at the gang that had attacked him, all still unconscious, and fleshed out one them who he figured was about Shinji's size, stripping off his black trench coat.
"This will look good. And I've got an old training gi you can wear." Ranma said, handing the coat to Shinji while he dug into his backpack, pulling out his old training gi with black pants and shoes, the shirt was lacking sleeves and it was dark blue instead of bright red. He handed them to Shinji, insisting that he change.
"Uh, but isn't this... stealing?" Shinji as he changed into the outfit Ranma gave him from his blue and white plugsuit.
"They're thieves, Shinji. It's not illegal to steal from a thief." he said smugly as the younger boy depressurized his plugsuit.
"Why? Because they won't report the theft to the police?" he said as Shinji removed his suit.
"Pretty much." Ranma smirked as Shinji handed him the plugsuit.
"Nice." Shinji said sarcastically as he put the martial arts gi on. Then went on the trench coat and it fit perfectly. He's got a good eye. he thought as he looked at the coat, finally getting a good look at the medallion that was around his neck.
Ranma noticed it to as he stuffed the plugsuit into his backpack.
"Nice medal. Where'd you get it?" the pigtailed martial artist asked.
"I... don't know. It's not mine." the boy said, holding it up to look at it closer.
"Then why are you wearing it?"
"Don't know." Shinji said, holding it up to stare at it. "But somehow... I don't think it's their's."
"Right. Hey, maybe we can find the owner or something!" he said cheerfully.
Optimistic, isn't he? The boy pilot thought.
"So, uh, what are you doing out here alone?" Ranma asked.
"It's... complicated." Shinji replied.
Ranma just urged him on.
He sighed, not being a good liar, Shinji decided to be honest.
"Well, this might sound crazy... but I don't have any clue. One minute I was... somewhere else, and then... the next thing I know I wake up... here... in a fight with those gang members."
Ranma looked at him intently. While not the mot intelligent person on the planet, even he could tell something was troubling Shinji. "There's something more, right?"
Shinji sighed deeply and then reluctantly spent an hour telling Ranma everything.
About the Angel discovered in Antarctica in 2000, the destruction that resulted when it woke up, massive flooding and earthquakes, which killed off half the worlds population. Then fifteen years later a new group of Angels attacked Earth and how he was one of a few people chosen to fight them to prevent them destroy the world, using giant robots called Evangelions, and that the plugsuit he wore was his uniform when he piloted.
The last thing he remembered was being swallowed up by a shadow-like angel, waiting slowly for his own death, and then falling onto those thugs, suddenly gaining his new fighting skills and body without any idea how, and meeting Ranma at the same time.
There, got it all out. He thought, wondering how Ranma would take this. Surely he'd be running for the hills trying to get away from this crazy person.
"So, you're like a... superhero in your world, right?"
Shinji blinked.
"Lucky son of a--"
"Wait, Wait, Wait!" Shinji interrupted. "You mean you believe me?"
Ranma looked confused. "Why shouldn't I? I mean, I've got a curse that turns me into... (shudder) a girl. You coming from another world isn't too far out there, you know?"
"Okay, whatever." then he paused. "Wait. Curse? What curse?"
"Oh." Ranma paused. "Well it's like this..."
Ranma then spent the next five minutes telling Shinji the edited version of how he'd been journeying with his father for the last ten years, wandering around the globe, training in all manner of martial arts techniques of the Anything Goes Style. As well as having his old man get him into all kinds of trouble imaginable.
Everything had been fine, until a few days ago when he and his father had taken a guide to the mystical valley of Jusenkyo, where there are hundreds of pools where, apparently, if something drowns in one of those pools, the next thing or person to fall into the pool will turn into the thing that drowned before.
He explained that he and his father had been training, balancing on poles above the pools water, and Ranma had knocked his father into the pool of a drowned panda. Likewise, his father had knocked him into the pool where a redheaded girl drowned.
"You've got to be kidding me!" Shinji stated after hearing that.
"Nope. Thanks to my stupid old Pops I'm now cursed to be a girl whenever I get sprayed with cold water." Ranma explained.
"And hot water turns you back into a boy." Shinji replied.
"That's just..." weird, bizarre, impossible, unreal, ridiculous, abnormal, creepy? "Alright. Fine. I come from a world where they let fourteen year olds pilot giant robots so hey, curses must be real in other worlds." he figured, finding it easier to just play it off for now.
"And fourteen year old robot pilots get turned into super fighters without any idea how." Ranma commented.
"So, what are your folks like?"
"Well... my mother's dead..." he said sadly. "And my dad kinda... shipped me off to live with my teacher when I was four. Then he called me back after ten years to pilot the Eva for him."
Ranma balked. "You mean yours father sent you away, then called you back, after ten years, because he... had a use for you?"
"Pretty much." he said with some sadness.
What a bastard! "So that's why you said you didn't have a family."
That's not right. Wait! I've got an idea. "Then how about I make you an offer?"
"Offer?" he asked, a little confused.
"Seeing as how you've pretty much dropped in from another world and such, which means you've got no family here... how about we adopt you Shinji?"
Shinji brightened up.
Being adopted would be the best thing that could happen to him.
"Adopt me? You'd do that?" he asked.
Before Ranma could answer, he saw Genma about to complain and pulled his son off to the side so only they could hear each other talk.
"Before you start complaining, old man, think about this!" Ranma said, interrupting the man before he could go on a tirade. "The kids got skills as a fighter so he's not going to be a problem or hold us back. He's already helped us out and I can tell he's a good person. Add to the fact that I'm getting a little tired of talking just to you."
Genma gave him a sour look.
"So, whatever plans you've got for me, had better start including Shinji, or I'm outta here and back to mom!"
Internally, Genma as fuming, as well as debating this new arrangement.
Even if I don't overly approve of Ranma's rash actions, he's got a point. The kid is a fighter, that much I know. A little hesitant, but he's got the moves. He seems nice enough. Which doesn't make a lot of sense. His skills, his muscles, his manners. Odd combination in a kid, especially that young. And he doesn't know how he got those skills, which is even more suspect.
But then another thought entered his mind.
Then again, if I adopt him, I could probably use him instead of Ranma when we get to Nerima. The boy does seem the more... respectful type.
"Ok." he said, then turned to the younger boy. "Shinji Ikari, I, Genma Saotome, current head of the Saotome Clan, hereby make you a member of our family!" he said, placing his hand on the boys shoulder.
Ranma whirled around and smiled brightly at Shinji. "Welcome to the family, little brother!"
Immediately Shinji realized that being a Saotome would have more advantages to it than being an Ikari. Even if the family he was now apart of were all a bit crazy.
"Yes, welcome to the family, Shinji Saotome!" Genma said.
OMAKE! (Alternate version if Shinji also got a curse on him)
"I still can't believe this!" Shinji grumbled.
"Oh, come on, it's not so bad, Shinji." Ranma said.
"Not So Bad?" he gasped. "I could accept getting turned into a panda, even getting turned into a girl wouldn't be so bad."
"Sez you!" Ranma groaned.
"But a bunny rabbit? Come On! I'm like second-to-last on the food chain!"
"Oh come on! What are you really worried about?"
"Foxes, wolves, dogs, snakes, hawks, bears, falcons, getting turned into a pelt, a good luck charm..."
Authors Notes:
It should be noted that I am using the 'Shinji Saotome' fanfic as a baseline for my story. A lot has been changed, mostly the plot, the dialogue, and overall direction of the story.
This is a Shinji/Shampoo pairing, an idea that I got from a fic sent to me some months ago by the name of 'Evazon'.
I think it was Shinjithegoodsharer who sent it to me.
Anyway, to make Shinji worthy of Shampoo, who values strength above all other characteristics and virtues, I decided to upgrade Shinji to a superhuman fighter.
This Happosan guy is someone who will have a more important role to play in future chapters. I also hope everyone accepts how such a transformation in Shinji could be possible. Hey, I'm using mystic powers and ancient magic here, so anything is possible, and fanfictions are supposed to be creative thoughts put to paper, or in this case digital pixels, so no problems.
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Definición de wallaby en inglés:
sustantivo (plural wallabies)
1An Australasian marsupial that is similar to, but smaller than, a kangaroo.
- Family Macropodidae: several genera and numerous species.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- And all these animals lived there-big glider possums, pygmy possums, koalas, kangaroos and wallabies, wombats, platypus, just everything in the trees, on the ground and in the creeks.
- It is also my first chance to see the wonderfully unique wildlife here; kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, pademelons, possums, and various unique birds.
- So the extension of the term 'marsupial' is the set of all marsupials: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, and so on.
1.1 (the Wallabies) informal The Australian international rugby union team.
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- Wallabies fly-half Stephen Larkham has claimed Argentina will do "whatever it takes" to win the game on 10 October.
on the wallaby (track)
- Australian /NZ informal, dated (Of a person) unemployed and having no fixed address: during the Depression thousands of Australians went on the wallabyMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Swagmen and swagwomen tramped the country roads alone or in pairs in search of seasonal work, a situation referred to as 'on the wallaby'.
- With the world rushing towards the Great Depression many old Diggers found themselves out of work, out of luck and out on the wallaby track.
- This would encourage them to get on the wallaby when they will surely find a job.
Early 19th century: from Dharuk walabi or waliba.
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- Lay sweatshirt flat on work surface. For stomach of ladybug, refer to photo for placement and use foam plate to draw curved edge at top of oval with white pencil. Slide plate down to draw bottom of oval; draw straight lines between top and bottom curves for sides to complete oval. Use flat brush and Lamp Black SoSoft Fabric Acrylic to fill in oval.
- Squeeze Lamp Black SoSoft onto foam plate. Press large pouncer brush pressed into paint and stamp dots onto t-shirt front and sleeves. Allow to dry. Repeat dots on shirt back and sleeves. Allow to dry.
- For wings, draw 16" circle onto felt with white pencil. (We used large serving platter for pattern). Cut out circle and then cut in half. With wings at slight angle, tuck one end of each wing into back of neckline; glue into place. Refer to photo and glue to back of shirt.
- Squeeze White Foam Paint onto foam plate. Use small pouncer brush pressed into paint to stamp dots to visor front for eyes. Allow to dry. Use Black Foam Paint to paint small ovals for eyes.
- Refer to photo for placement of antennae. Punch two holes near upper edge of visor. Stick 1" end of chenille stem through each hole; twist that end over edge of visor and back around chenille stem to secure. Place dot of glue at inside of hole to hold. Twist chenille stems around two fingers to form coil; place glue around end of chenille stem and attach pompon over end. Repeat this process to form second antenna.
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The Georgian government is seeing what a TV beauty pageant and supra can do to entice more investors from China, now one of the South Caucasus country's top foreign investors.
In a Tbilisi restaurant this week, 16 contestants from the Miss Chinese Cosmos Pageant waited expectantly for a dish of pelamushi, a grape-juice pudding and traditional Georgian dessert. The 12 who were served it made it to the semifinal. In compensation, the remaining four were presented with plates of jewelry and got — who could resist this? — a photo memento with Georgian government officials.
The Georgia round of the pageant also featured a talent competition of sorts — a performance of Georgian folk dances with the Abkhaz International Song and Dance Ensemble.
Miss Chinese Cosmos will air on the Hong-Kong-based satellite station Phoenix TV this October, the end of Georgia's grape-harvesting season.
Tbilisi's role in Miss Chinese Cosmos (organized together with the Hualing Group, Georgia's main Chinese investor) comes amidst an ever stronger Georgian embrace of China, where Georgian officials increasingly go to attract investment, loans and tourism. Georgian Deputy Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili said that the contest is "another sign of cultural relations and bringing people together."
Google, Bing, Yahoo, all move aside. In a first for the South Caucasus, Azerbaijan is working on its own web-search service. Officials in the tightly controlled energy-exporter say that both national security and commercial considerations prompted the idea.
Under the guidance of the Ministry of Communications, the government body that oversaw the launch of the world's first Azerbaijani satellite, Azerbaijani coders have already developed a web crawler and are now working on a software application, Trend news agency reported on September 23.
A government-run technology developer, Dilmanc, said that the national search engine will bring more information security to Azerbaijan. The ministry has not elaborated about perceived threats, but some rights activists likely would surmise that government critics are among the ministry's main concerns.
With traditional media kept strictly under the government's thumb, the Internet and, mainly Facebook, remains the main platform of choice for venting criticism of the authorities.
The government, however, already has a reputation for pressing for netizen loyalty. Democracy-watchdog Freedom House reports that online activists and bloggers have faced growing harassment over the past few years.
On the other hand, Dilmanc's director, Abulfat Fatulayev, claims the national search engine offers attractive money-making opportunities -- always a consideration amidst low oil prices and an economy heavily dependent on hydrocarbons.
There is something about Steven Seagal that really appeals to authoritarian leaders across the former Soviet Union. Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev now has become the latest regional strongman to host the Hollywood b-list action hero and BFF of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"Stevan Seagal noted that he was pleased to visit Azerbaijan, saying that he was deeply impressed by what he saw in the county," announced the presenter of an English-language, government video that showed Seagal chatting away with Aliyev on September 21. The actor, the announcer assured viewers, was impressed by the high-level conduct of the European Games, a continental sports contest hosted by Azerbaijan in June. Aliyev thanked his aikido black-belt master visitor for the kind words and could not help but agree that the Games were, indeed, fabulous.
On a mission to bring the world together through aikido, the actor then took the opportunity to share some tricks with Azerbaijan's aspiring young fighters. Taking off his shoes and getting on the mat with an aikido class in Baku, he told them that "I was lucky enough to meet with your president… and look forward to working with you as my family." And then sent one of his new pupils flying with a single move.
Seagal, who said he will be coming back to Azerbaijan to teach his trade, has been giving martial arts workshops in many a post-Soviet place, from Kazakhstan to Russia, and cavorting with local leaders like Chechnya's redoubtable Ramzan Kadyrov. In 2013 in the Chechen capital, Grozny, he even broke into a frantic dance, with arms wind-milling wildly as a traditional female dancer gracefully glided around him.
After putting yet another journalist in jail, a top official in Azerbaijan advised foreign news companies to comply with the country's tight media regulations or face the consequences. The warning was addressed, among others, to Voice of America, the foreign broadcasting outlet of the US government.
News operations like Voice of America and the Berlin-based Meydan TV "do not comply with the rules and operate in the country illegally," mainstream Azerbaijani news outlets cited Ali Hasanov, President Ilham Aliyev's senior aide for political issues, as saying. Failure to get accreditation from Azerbaijan's foreign ministry, as required by government regulations, led to the recent detentions of journalists from MeydanTV, he claimed.
Such measures may not be the usual response for bureaucratic lapses, but that didn't give Hasanov pause. As international criticism of Azerbaijan's rights-record increases, particularly in the wake of investigative journalist Khadija Ismayilova's imprisonment*, Hasanov and other officials show no sign of loosening things up.
Most recently, a 19-year-old reporter with Meydan TV was detained and sentenced to 30 days in jail for allegedly resisting police. Several other journalists from the Internet broadcaster, an outlet critical of President Aliyev's rule, were summoned to police stations. Meydan TV and international media-rights observers said the company and its director, Emin Milli, have become the target for a government harassment campaign.
A high-court decision in Georgia this week ended more than a year's worth of pre-trial detention for a major opposition figure, former Tbilisi Mayor Gigi Ugulava, but a subsequent trial judgement has sent him back to prison for a four-and-a-half-year-long stretch.
The string of events already has revived a longstanding debate about whether the rule of law does indeed outweigh politics in Georgia.
Ugulava, 40, was released late on September 17 to a hero's welcome from fellow members of the United National Movement (UNM), former President Mikheil Saakashvili's party and the largest opposition to the ruling Georgian Dream coalition. The day before, the Constitutional Court, the country's highest judicial body, ruled that the constitution does not allow a defendant to be kept in detention for over nine months.
Many lawyers hailed the decision as "historic" for declaring unconstitutional a criminal law provision that allowed pre-trial detention to be extended beyond nine months if new charges are brought.
Ironically, that "unconstitutional" measure was voted into law by Ugulava's own UNM party back in 2010.
But Ugalava's time out of jail proved brief. Late on September 18, the Tbilisi City Court sentenced the ex-mayor, once one of the country's most powerful political figures, to 4.5 years in prison for the alleged misspending of public funds. He was acquitted on money-laundering charges.
If there was a "little Armenia" in Syria, to borrow Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian's words, there is also a little Syria in Armenia. The South Caucasus country has taken in 2,500 refugees from Syria just over the summer and continues to hand out visas and Armenian passports to Armenian-Syrians.
Before flooding into the European Union, Syrians, at least those of Armenian heritage, were streaming into Armenia. At 15,500 refugees since the start of the conflict, according to UNHCR and government figures, Armenia ranks as one of the most frequent destinations outside of the European Union for migrant Syrians relative to population, an Economist chart shows.
The mass arrival has been emphatically described as a "homecoming" in Armenia, where national identity is seen as something shared between the country's residents and its far-flung Diasporas. "There are a 100 small and big Armenias around the world," Foreign Minister Nalbandian told the BBC's Russian service in a September 14 interview.
In a setup indicative of the changing economic and, possibly, geopolitical dynamics in the South Caucasus, Armenia hopes China soon will agree to pay for a planned railway to Iran. At the same time, it also is lobbying for a free-trade agreement between Iran and the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union.
Economically and otherwise dependent on the big brother to the north, Russia, and sandwiched between hostile Azerbaijan and Turkey to the east and west, Armenia hopes that things can go south, to Iran. The planned railway could give Iran access to the Black Sea for large-scale shipments of exports and landlocked Armenia a significant role as a transit country.
The state of the railway link is not clear yet. Iranian officials said they are building their portion of it, while Armenia is looking for the means to construct its own. Armenian Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamian hopes to scare up investment for the railroad from China during his upcoming September 23-25 visit. Yerevan and Beijing have already been in touch about the railway, according to Abrahamian.
For China, projects like the Armenia-Iran railway dovetail with its plan for an East-West trade and infrastructure corridor. Beijing is already looking into energy and logistics infrastructure development in Armenia's neighbor, Georgia, where Chinese business initiatives are warmly embraced.
Georgian defense officials say they would not welcome a potential request from Russia to use Georgian airspace for military and humanitarian overflights to Syria. "If such a request is made, the position of the Georgian Ministry of Defense . . . will be negative," the ministry emailed EurasiaNet.org on September 14.
Last week, EurasiaNet.org examined the possibility that US pressure to block Russian flights to Syria via Bulgaria and Greece could prompt Moscow to consider the Caucasus as a possible alternative route for these air shipments. Russia regularly airlifts military supplies to Armenia, where it has an army base, and the two countries, longtime strategic allies, plan to share an air defense system.
Air navigation authorities in both Armenia and neighboring Georgia underlined that Russian military planes currently do not use their countries' airspace for transit to Syria and that, in Georgia's case, such transit would require the foreign ministry's consent.
The Georgian foreign ministry only responded to questions on the topic after EurasiaNet.org's report was published on September 11. "Russia has not been in touch with requests to use Georgian airspace for Syria-bound flights, neither now, nor at any stage of the conflict" in Syria, the ministry stated in a September 14 email.
The ministry noted that Georgia is engaged in a "general dialogue and coordination on security issues with the US, Georgia's strategic partner," but said that there has not been any discussion with Washington about Russian flights to Syria.
The US embassy in Tbilisi commented that it has "encouraged our allies and partners to ask tough questions" about Russia's deployment to Syria, but declined to go into details.
Azerbaijan has moved to end a major parliamentary dialogue with the European Union in retaliation for EU criticism of its rights record. The tit-for-tat between Brussels and Baku again pits the push for democratization against the desire for Azerbaijan's Caspian Sea gas.
Aside from the September 14 vote to suspend the country's participation in Euronest, a parliamentary forum of the European Union and its eastern neighbors, Azerbaijani legislators also called for a broader revision of Baku's cooperation with Brussels through the EU's Eastern Partnership Program.
Azerbaijan already had told a delegation from the EU's executive body, the European Commission, not to bother to visit Baku as had been planned.
The diplomatic brownout began with the European Parliament's September 10 resolution that admonished Azerbaijan for "unprecedented repression against civil society" and for jailing domestic critics of the ruling elite; most recently, investigative freelance journalist Khadija Ismayilova. The resolution called for the "immediate and unconditional release" of Ismayilova and scores of jailed rights activists and other critics.
Azerbaijani lawmakers were having none of that. "They malign Azerbaijan, try to harm the image of our country and isolate it," they said in the passed resolution.
A fresh scuffle between police and demonstrators in Armenia's capital, Yerevan, suggests that widespread complaints about officials' handling of a 16.5-percent increase in electricity prices could still have legs.
The latest rally, scattered by police on September 12, did not boast the numbers comparable to the "high-voltage rallies," a series of sit-ins in the city center in June known as Electric Yerevan. It was a much smaller crowd, made up mainly of activists from the No to Plunder group, which claims that the government, counter to its earlier promises, has not entirely covered the cost of the higher power prices.
Most businesses, the group alleges, have been left out.
At first glance, to many outsiders, paying roughly ten cents (48.78 drams) per kilowatt hour of daytime energy use may not seem high. But protesters claim the real issue relates to the practice of officials handing out special favors for the government's corporate chums -- a longtime complaint in Armenia. The government, they charge, always covers up accordingly.
No to Plunder has demanded that the new prices, seen as the result of government collusion with the Russian-owned Electricity Networks of Armenia (ENA), be scrapped entirely. "We will go to the end," the protesters told Interfax.
After demonstrators failed to disperse by dawn on September 12, police intervened, arresting 48. They have since been released.
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Temporal range: Early Cretaceous, 145.5–136.4 Ma
|Reconstruction of the skull, grey material is unknown.
|Scientific classification
Nopcsa, 1929[1]
|† P. africanus
|Binomial name
|Paranthodon africanus
Broom, 1912[2]
Palaeoscincus africanus Broom, 1912
Paranthodon (pə-RAN-thə-don[4]) is a genus of extinct stegosaurian dinosaur that lived in South Africa during the Early Cretaceous, approximately 145.5–136.4 million years ago. Discovered in 1845, it was one of the first stegosaurians found. Its only remains, a partial skull and isolated teeth, were found in the Kirkwood Formation. Although Owen initially identified the fragments as those of the pareiasaur Anthodon, after years of storage in the British Museum of Natural History, Broom identified the partial skull as belonging to a different genus, and named the specimen Palaeoscincus africanus. Several years later, Nopcsa, unaware of Broom's new name, similarly concluded that it represented a new taxon, and named the binomial Paranthodon owenii. However, since the Nopcsa's species name was assigned after Broom's, and Broom did not assign a new genus, both names are now synonyms under the current naming, Paranthodon africanus. The genus name was chosen from the Ancient Greek para, "near" and Anthodon, for the originally proposed similarity of the specimens.
In identifying the remains as those of Palaeoscincus, Broom basically classified Paranthodon as an ankylosaurian, a statement backed by the research of Coombs. Nopcsa however, identified the genus as a stegosaurid, which most modern studies agree with. In 1981, the genus was reviewed, and found to be a valid genus of stegosaurid. Paranthodon is one of a few genera found in the Kirkwood Formation; other such taxa include theropods, like Nqwebasaurus; ornithopods; and sauropods, like Algoasaurus.
Discovery and naming[edit]
In 1845, amateur geologists William Guybon Atherstone and Andrew Geddes Bain discovered several fossils near Dassieklip, Cape Province, in the Bushmans River Valley.[5] This was the first dinosaur find in all of the Southern Hemisphere and Africa.[6] In 1849 and 1853, Bain sent some of the fossils to the British paleontologist Richard Owen for identification. Among them was an upper jaw Bain referred to as the "Cape Iguanodon"; as such the site was named "Iguanodonhoek". Atherstone published about the find in 1857,[5] but lamented in 1871 that it had thus far received no attention in London. Only in 1876 did Owen name a series of specimens from the collection as Anthodon serrarius.[7] Anthodon means "flower tooth".[8] The partial holotype skull BMNH 47337, the left jaw BMNH 47338, the matrix BMNH 47338 including bone fragments and impressions of the anterior skull, and the vertebrae BMNH 47337a were all assigned to Anthodon.[3] In 1882, Othniel Charles Marsh assigned Anthodon to Stegosauridae based on BMNH 47338, and in 1890, Richard Lydekker found that although Anthodon was a pareiasaur, its teeth were similar to those of Stegosauridae.[3]
In 1909, the South-African paleontologist Robert Broom visited the collection of the British Museum of Natural History. He concluded that Owen had mixed the partial distorted skull, teeth, and a mandible of a pareiasaur and a partial upper jaw of a dinosaur BMNH 47338, which were actually from two different species.[7][2] Broom kept the name Anthodon for the pareiasaur, but identified the other fossil as a member of the genus Palaeoscincus, naming the new species Paleoscincus africanus in 1912. He found that the anatomy of the teeth were quite different, even thought they resembled each other, as well as those of Stegosaurus.[2] In 1929, Baron Franz Nopcsa, unaware of Broom's previous publication, provided a new name for Broom's P. africanus, as D.M.S. Watson believed that the jaw should be differentiated from Anthodon. Nopcsa named the species Paranthodon Owenii, with the genus name derived from the Latin para, meaning "similar", "near", or "beside", and Anthodon, and specific name honoring Owen.[4][1][9] Due to present conventions, the specific name was later emended to owenii.[3] In 1978, Walter Coombs incorporated both names into the current nomenclature, Paranthodon africanus, as Paranthodon was the first new genus for the fossils and africanus was the first named species.[10] This makes Palaeoscincus africanus and Paranthodon owenii junior synonyms of Paranthodon africanus.[3]
The holotype of Paranthodon, BMNH 47338, was found in a layer of the Kirkwood Formation dated between the Berriasian and early Valanginian ages. It consists of the back of the snout, containing the maxilla with teeth, the posterior caudodorsal ramus of the premaxilla, part of the nasals, and some isolated teeth probably from the lower jaw. One additional specimen can be assigned to it based on the dentition, BMNH 47992, including only isolated teeth sharing the same morphology as those from the holotype.[3] However, the teeth do not bear any autapomorphies of Paranthodon, and were referred to an indeterminate stegosaurid in 2008.[11]
Paranthodon was a small stegosaurid relative to larger relatives such as Stegosaurus. Thomas R. Holtz Jr. estimated that the animal was 5.0 m (16.4 ft) long and weighed between 454 and 907 kg (1,001 and 2,000 lb).[4][12] The snout is elongated, though not extremely so, and convex on top. The back of the premaxilla is long and broad, and the external nares are large. The teeth have a prominent primary ridge. The fossilized nasal and maxillary bones are relatively complete, and an incomplete premaxilla is also preserved. The partial snout resembles Stegosaurus in its large posterior premaxillary process and the extension of the palate. However, Stegosaurus is the only stegosaurid known from adequate cranial material to compare with Paranthodon, and even though their resemblance is great, tooth morphology is very distinguishing among the stegosaurians. For example, cranial material is only known from Stegosaurus, Paranthodon, Kentrosaurus, and Tuojiangosaurus, and in all of them, the tooth morphology differs.[3]
The maxilla of Paranthodon preserves the tooth row, and shows that there is little to no overhang. This differs from ankylosaurians, where there is a large amount of overhang of the maxilla. The teeth also have a middle ridge, with five fewer prominent ridges on either side. This is similar to the size ridges seen on Kentrosaurus.[13] Like all stegosaurians, the denticles on the teeth are rounded at the tips, in contrast to ankylosaurians. Also, like Huayangosaurus, but unlike Kentrosaurus and Stegosaurus, Paranthodon possesses a prominent buccal margination (a ridge beside the tooth row). Paranthodon teeth preserve wear, possibly cause by rubbing with other teeth. However, wear is absent on most teeth, similar to Huayangosaurus, meaning it is likely that Paranthodon lacked occlusion between teeth.[14] Paranthodon is distinguished from other stegosaurs by a long, wide, posterior process of the premaxilla, teeth in the maxilla with a very large cingulum, and large ridges on the tooth crowns.[9] Not all of these features were considered valid in a 2008 review of Stegosauria, with the only autapomorphy found being the possession of a partial second bony palate on the maxilla.[11]
Currently, Paranthodon is classified as a stegosaurus related to Stegosaurus, Tuojiangosaurus, and Loricatosaurus. However, when Broom assigned the name Palaeoscincus africanus to the Paranthodon fossils, he classified them as an ankylosaurian. This classification was later changed by Nopcsa, who found that Paranthodon best resembled a stegosaurid (before the group was truly defined[15]). Coombs (1978) found Paranthodon to be an ankylosaurian, like Brooms, naming it Ankylosauria incertae sedis.[9] However, in reviews by Galton in 1981, it was found to instead represent a stegosaurid from the Late Cretaceous.[3][13] Multiple phylogenetic analyses have placed Paranthodon in Stegosauria, and often in Stegosauridae. A 2010 analysis including nearly all species of stegosaurians found that Paranthodon was outside Stegosauridae, and in a polytomy with Tuojiangosaurus, Huayangosaurus, Chungkingosaurus, Jiangjunosaurus, and Gigantspinosaurus. However, when the latter two genera were removed, Paranthodon grouped with Tuojiangosaurus just outside Stegosauridae, and Huayangosaurus grouped with Chungkingosaurus in Huayangosauridae. Below is the analysis with all included genera.[16]
Other analyses have found Paranthodon closely related to Tuojiangosaurus, Loricatosaurus, and Kentrosaurus within Stegosaurinae.[11][17] Even though phylogenetic analyses recognize Paranthodon as a stegosaurid, the type material actually bears no synapomorphies of Stegosauria. However, the material is likely of stegosaurian nature, and phylogenies by many authors have found it to be within the group.[16]
The Kirkwood Formation is in South Africa, and many fossils of different species and genera have been discovered in it, with Paranthodon being the first uncovered.[18] The formation is of a Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous age, with the oldest deposits from the Tithonian, about 145.5 million years ago, and the youngest rocks being from the Valanginian, about 136.4 million years ago.[9][19][4] A large variety of different animal groups have been found in the formation, including dinosaurs, at least two different sphenodontian lizards, multiple teleost fishes, a few crocodylians, some frog specimens, and also turtles. However, a large amount of the material of the Kirkwood formation only includes isolated teeth or partial and fragmentary pieces of bone. Dinosaurs of the formation include a basal tetanuran and the primitive ornithomimosaurian Nqwebasaurus, the possible brachiosaurid Algoasaurus and a potential titanosaurian, and many ornithischians, Paranthodon, a genus of iguanodontian, and a "hypsilophodontid" (the family Hypsilophodontidae is no longer considered to be a natural grouping[20]).[18][21]
- ^ a b Nopsca, F. (1929). "Dinosaurierreste aus Siebenburgen V. Geologica Hungarica. Series Palaeontologica". Fasciculus 4: 13.
- ^ a b c Broom, R. (1912). "Observations on some specimens of South African fossil reptiles preserved in the British Museum". Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 2: 19–25. doi:10.1080/00359191009519357.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Galton, P.M.; Coombs, W.P. Jr. (1981). "Paranthodon africanus (broom) a stegosaurian dinosaur from the Lower Cretaceous of South Africa". Geobios 14 (3): 299–309. doi:10.1016/S0016-6995(81)80177-5.
- ^ a b c d Holtz, T.R. Jr. (2007). Dinosaurs: The Most Complete, Up-to-Date Encyclopedia for Dinosaur Lovers of All Ages. Random House Books for Young Readers. p. 402. ISBN 978-0-375-92419-4.
- ^ a b Atherstone, W.G. (1857). "Geology of Uitenhage". The Eastern Province Monthly Magazine 1 (10): 518–532.
- ^ Durand, J.F. (2005). "Major African contributions to Palaeozoic and Mesozoic vertebrate palaeontology". Journal of African Earth Sciences 43 (2005): 71. doi:10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2005.07.014.
- ^ a b Owen, R. (1876). "Descriptive and illustrated catalogue of the fossil Reptilia of South Africa in the collection of the British Museum". Order of the Trustees: 14–15.
- ^ Ruiz-López, H.; Pavón y Jiménez, J.A. (1789). "Flora Peruviana et Chilensis". Typis Gabrielis de Sancha 1: 45.
- ^ a b c d Glut, D.F. (1997). Dinosaurs, the encyclopedia. McFarland & Co. pp. 676–677. ISBN 978-0-786-47222-2.
- ^ Coombs, W.P. Jr. (1978). "The Families of the Ornithischian Dinosaur Order Ankylosauria" (PDF). Palaeontology 21: 143–170.
- ^ a b c Maidment, S.C.R.; Norman, D.B.; Barrett, P.M.; Upchurch, P. (2008). "Systematics and Phylogeny of Stegosauria (Dinosauria: Ornithischia)". Journal of Systematic Palaeontology 6 (4): 367–407. doi:10.1017/S1477201908002459.
- ^ Holtz, T.R. Jr. (2014-01-31). "Supplementary Information to Dinosaurs: The Most Complete, Up-to-Date Encyclopedia for Dinosaur Lovers of All Ages by Thomas R. Holtz, Jr., illustrations by Luis Rey". University of Maryland. Retrieved 2014-09-05.
- ^ a b Galton, P.M. (1981). "Craterosaurus pottonensis Seeley, a stegosaurian dinosaur from the Lower Cretaceous of England, and a review of Cretaceous stegosaurs". Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie 161 (1): 28–46. ISSN 0077-7749.
- ^ Barrett, P.M. (2001). "Tooth Wear and Possible Jaw Action of Scelidosaurus harrisonii Owen and a Review of Feeding Mechanisms of Other Thyreophoran Dinosaurs". In Carpenter, Kenneth. The Armoured Dinosaurs. Indiana University Press. pp. 36–39. ISBN 0-253-33964-2.
- ^ Sereno, P.C. (2005). "Stegosauridae". TaxonSearch: Database for Suprageneric Taxa & Phylogenetic Definitions. Retrieved 2014-10-02.
- ^ a b Maidment, S.C.R. (2010). "Stegosauria: a historical review of the body fossil record and phylogenetic relationships". Swiss Journal of Geological Sciences 103 (2): 199–210. doi:10.1007/s00015-010-0023-3. ISSN 1661-8726.
- ^ Galton, P.M. (2012). "Stegosauria". In Brett-Surman, Michael; Holtz, Thomas R. Jr.; Farlow, James O. The Complete Dinosaur. Indiana University Press. p. 486. ISBN 978-0-253-00849-7.
- ^ a b Forster, C.A.; Farke, A.A.; McCartney, J.A.; de Klerk, W.J.; Ross, C.F. (2009). "A "Basal" Tetanuran from the Lower Cretaceous Kirkwood Formation of South Africa". Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 29 (1): 283–285. doi:10.1671/039.029.0101. JSTOR 20491088.
- ^ Pereda Suberbiola, X.; Galton, P.M.; Torcida, F.; Huerta, P.; Izquierdo, L.A.; Montero, D.; Pérez, G.; Urién, V. (2003). "First stegosaurian dinosaur remains from the Early Cretaceous of Burgos (Spain), with a review of Cretaceous stegosaurs". evista Espanola de Paleontologia 18 (2): 143–150. ISSN 0213-6937.
- ^ Brown, C. M.; Evans, D. C.; Ryan, M. J.; Russell, A. P. (2013). "New data on the diversity and abundance of small-bodied ornithopods (Dinosauria, Ornithischia) from the Belly River Group (Campanian) of Alberta". Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 33 (3): 495. doi:10.1080/02724634.2013.746229.
- ^ Chinsamy, A. (1997). Currie, P.J.; Padian, K., eds. Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs. Academic Press. p. 6. ISBN 978-0-1222-6810-6.
External links[edit]
- Timeline of stegosaur research
- Thescelosaurus! on Paranthodon


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In a recent interview with Gameplanet, Bethesda's Craig Lafferty squashed all rumors of a public demo coming before Skyrim's release this fall. Speculation of a public demo started after E3, though no actual teasers were provided.
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Family entertainment breaks in beautiful Hampshire
There is a dizzying array of brilliant family holidays for you to choose from, entertainment and show breaks for families and adults. Join us on our Hayling Island holiday park for a break that is carefully crafted with you in mind with added entertainment features!
It's at night when Mill Rythe really comes alive, with an incredible Entertainment Team that stage the most amazing shows, a resident live band that have a repertoire from strict tempo to rock, and Entertainment Manager Tom that brings it all together. You will be delighted by them all.
With accommodation, food and entertainment all included - can you afford not to book a break with us?
Short breaks from only £129
An action packed weekend with 13 acts over 3 days
7th October – £129 per adult for 3 nights
From £285 per adult and £72 per child
5th September – £139 per adult for 4 nights
With The Three Degrees
2nd October – 1 Night for £65 per adult
It's closer than you think…
Book your festive break now
Perfect for those who love musical theatre!
Half Board
Standard Rooms
Sleeps: 1 | Prices from £105 per week!take a look
Half Board
Standard Plus Rooms
Sleeps: 2 | Prices from £165 per week!take a look
Half Board
Ambassador Room
Sleeps: 1 | Prices from £135 per week!take a look
Half Board
Ambassador Plus Room
Sleeps: 2 | Prices from £195 per week!take a look
Half Board
Celebration Suites
Sleeps: 2 | Prices from £285 per week!take a look
I thought the the Celebration Room was absolutely excellent.
Gerald S, May 2016
All of our breaks are filled with activities, fun, adventure, entertainment and is either full or half board. All you have to do is sit back & relax, don't worry about cooking or washing up, we've got it covered!
There's an activity for everyone!
Delicious breakfast & evening meals included!
The night is when it really comes alive
We have TWO swimming pools.... one with a Sauna the other a flume!
Snuggle up and watch film classics


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