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Putting you within a 10-minute drive of Khan el-Khalili and Museum of Islamic Art, Le Riad - Tell a Story features a rooftop terrace and offers an airport shuttle (available on request) for USD 40 per vehicle. For a bite to eat, guests can check out The Tea Lounge, which serves international cuisine and is open for breakfast. Nice touches like bathrobes, slippers, and comfy beds with Egyptian cotton sheets are offered up in all rooms at this luxurious hotel.

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Castel Rundegg, Merano
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 30 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness center
- Terrace
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Free toiletries
- Garden
What's around
- Kurhaus (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
- South Tyrol Museum of Tourism (1.1 mi / 1.8 km)
- Trauttmansdorff Castle Gardens (1.1 mi / 1.8 km)
- Schiller Park (0.3 mi / 0.4 km)
- Maiser Park (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
Castel Rundegg, Meranofrom $118
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- This hotel has 30 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-10:30 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Indoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
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- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Terrace
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- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- In-room safe
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The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and hydrotherapy.
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Excellent 4.5 /5 from 28 reviews
Not sure really what to say. room 45 was in the building opposite the main building, was very nice size, with a large bathroom, but the worlds smallest TV. The A/C was not great either. One of the curtains was also missing. On arrival at the hotel we were just taken to the room given our key and left alone, no great welcome. At breakfast, we were virtually ignored, whilst all the German speaking guests were fussed around. Do not let the quirkiness of this hotel put you off though. Would stay again.
Very nice clean hotel, restaurant a little limited but pleasant nonetheless.
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Music Director James Levine leads The MET Orchestra in Verdi's Overture to I vespri Siciliani, Elliott Carter's Variations for Orchestra, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92. Special guest mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato joins the orchestra and Maestro Levine to perform Rossini's Giovanna d'Arco (arr. by Salvatore Sciarrino) and arias from Mozart's La clemenza di Tito.
Venue Description: One of the most famous performance spaces in the world, and where the biggest orchestras in the world play when they come to New York City. They also offer neighborhood concerts throughout the year, tours of the historic halls, music programming, festivals, and more.
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American Museum of Natural History and Design Trust for Public Space Present a Special "Five Borough Tasting"
07/29/13 through 08/02/13 | 10:30am-5:30pm
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The American Museum of Natural History, in collaboration with The Design Trust for Public Space, invite you to savor delicious seasonal specialties grown in each New York City borough and served up fresh in the kitchen of the Museum's Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture exhibition. The tastings will be held for five consecutive days beginning Monday, July 29, through Friday, August 2, from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm. The Five Borough Tasting is inspired by Five Borough Farm, a Design Trust project, now in Phase II with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation that is designed to help urban farms on the ground and on rooftops all over the city understand and measure their yields, needs, and benefits to the city. The five-day tasting event will also consider urban farming within the larger context of food systems examined in the Museum's Our Global Kitchen exhibition, which offers a comprehensive look at the vital topic of food from the perspectives of the environment, food supply, and human cultures. Tastings will be held in the 735-square-foot working kitchen of the exhibition, the first-ever of its kind in an American Museum of Natural History exhibition. Urban agriculture is booming in New York City, with more than 700 food-producing urban farms and gardens citywide. In all five boroughs, New Yorkers have turned vacant lots and rooftops, schoolyards and New York City Housing Authority gardens into places to grow food. But urban agriculture also encompasses a wide range of other activities: participants earn income at farmers markets, capture storm water, compost food waste, gain leadership and job skills, learn about nutrition and the environment, and create safe, attractive public spaces. These activities contribute to many citywide health, social, economic, and ecological benefits. FIVE BOROUGH TASTING SCHEDULE: Monday, July 29 Bronx—Food Under Your Feet (in partnership with SAVE Farms) will show visitors how to find edible foods in the wild. Tastings: Garlic mustard pesto Tuesday, July 30 Queens—At 2 acres, Brooklyn Grange's Brooklyn Navy Yard location is the largest rooftop farm in the world. Tastings: Fresh Queens salad Wednesday, July 31 Brooklyn—Gotham Greens is partnering with Whole Foods to create the nation's first commercial scale greenhouse farm integrated in a retail grocery space for the new Whole Foods store in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Tastings: Fresh Brooklyn salad Thursday, August 1 Manhattan—Harlem Seeds teaches children that it is possible to grow fresh food in Harlem and the joys of healthy cooking. Tastings: Fresh corn salad Friday, August 2 Staten Island—Heritage Farm at Snug Harbor's Cultural Center increases awareness about the importance of eating locally. Tastings: Roasted summer squash
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Little-visited, little-known Paraguay is a country much misunderstood. Despite its location at the heart of the continent, it is all too often passed over by travelers who wrongly assume that a lack of mega-attractions means there's nothing to see. But it's ideal for those keen to get off the gringo trail for a truly authentic South American experience... Read More


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By Wendy Murray Over these many months, since last April, I have been working closely with the administration at Gordon College to complete a book in celebration of their 125th Anniversary. The book, titled Leading the Way, highlights the legacy of Gordon College's eight presidents. It had been my idea to showcase the scholarship and vision of these leaders, scholars, and theologians in the context of the American religious landscape of their time.This assignment offered me the … [Read more...]
What Jud Wanted to Say: My Tribute to Jud Carlberg
The Mayflower Compact, America's First Written Governing Document
The Mayflower Compact was fashioned by the Separatists, or Pilgrims, fleeing religious persecution under King James of England. They traveled from Holland (where they had been displaced from England) aboard the Mayflower in 1620 along with adventurers and tradesmen. The document was signed aboard ship on November 11, 1620 by 41 of the ship's 101 (male) passengers while the ship was anchored in what is now Provincetown Harbor at the northern tip of Cape Cod. They had planned on settling in Virgi … [Read more...]
Crime & Punishment in Plymouth Colony
By Wendy Murray Thanksgiving approaches and, amid giving thanks, the sojourners at Plymouth had plenty of problems to contend with in forming their system of governing in the precarious and hostile environment they confronted upon landing on Cape Cod. The following information, which delineates the crimes and judgments they rendered, comes from the website Mayflower History, whose research is gratefully acknowledged.Records from Plymouth Colony's earliest courts have actually survived a … [Read more...]
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Who Is the *Real* Francis of Assisi? A New Book Hasn't Found Him
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great attraction in Penglai, animals all seem to be well looked after ,dolphin show which was good and was all well done, we were allowed to feed the turtles and seals for a small...
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great attraction in Penglai, animals all seem to be well looked after ,dolphin show which was good and was all well done, we were allowed to feed the turtles and seals for a small fee something we had never done before , all in all very interesting we spent a good 3hrs looking at all the animals and fish, the...
Spent 2-3 hours at the Ocean Aquarium of Penglai. It was a big place with lovely fish and interesting shows, especially the "mermaid show" was nice. The place seemed like a maze with many levels. The dolphin show was very loud and it had a lot of talking in Chinese, so it was a bit disappointing.
lots of fish. I did not like that they were throwing coins at the crocodiles, they were even selling coins to throw at the poor animal. lovely dolphin show though and great gift shop.
Spent 3-4 hours in this nice waterpark.
Many strange spices of fish and other water related creatures.
Also a 4D cinema, and a watershow worth viewing.
Nise architecture so you get a feeling of wandering in a jungle.
It can be quite crowded, and many children running around, so be pasient.
10 of the dolphins at this 'entertainment' park were chased into a cove in Taiji, Japan.
The one's deemed fit enough by 'trainers' were bought whilst the rest of the Dolphin family were brutally slaughtered in from of the captured dolphins eyes.
They swam in the blood of their dead families.
The 'trainers' watched as this all happened.
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These dolphins were stolen and the rest of their pods slaughtered in Taiji, Japan. They do not belong in small tanks performing for people. They belong with their families in the ocean. BOYCOTT all marine parks that use marine mammals for entertainment purposes. please.
10 of the dolphins at this park were stolen from the wild ! Once living with their families, in their home , the ocean. Now destined for a life of captivity ! All for the sake of entertainment . Taiji fishermen slaughter 100's of dolphin and other small cetaceans every year . The 'pretty' ones are picked and plucked from...
Unfortunately I had the opportunity to know that, at least 10 of dolphins of this park where brought from Taiji in Japan. So it certain that this 10 dolphins were brought alive here while many others were killed in a very cruel and inhumane fashion. I rather suggest other places to see dolphins, like near the sea, instead of this...
Has lots to see。 Spent a whole morning and could of been longer. 4D was alot of fun also! Some interesting animals and mammals here!
The aquarium is massive and very well done. All animals seemed to be well looked after and we saw things we have never seen before. Whilst signs have some English they tend to be very inaccurate. Reflecting that Penglai is aimed at domestic tourism, we felt like part of the attraction ourselves as quite rare western visitors and were stopped...
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The Elwha Kallam Heritage Center offers beautiful meeting rooms and a state of the art commercial kitchen. An ideal location for small business meetings, lecture sessions and even an intimate wedding. Our kitchen is fully equipped with a walk in fridge and freezer, four sandwich cold stations, deep fryer, convection oven and a smoker. The perfect venue to offer small cooking courses.
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Former Oregon Duck Cliff Harris Arrested And Gave The Most Epic Mug Shot Of All-Time [PHOTO]His legacy may not live with a hall of fame bid for playing football, but his mug shot most definitely will wind up in the mug shot hall of fame.
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When you go and look for a car, what do you look for? A lot of times, it's an emotional connection, you get excited about a particular brand. They call that "getting into your funnel."
But what really matters with a car? Certainly reliability is a big factor. But how about what it actually costs you?
Kelley Blue Book's 2015 5-Year Cost to Own survey points out that the sticker price on a car is not nearly as important as the overall cost of ownership over 60 months.
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So if you really want your wallet to smile on you, what brand would you buy that would give you the lowest cost of ownership? That would be Subaru, according to KBB.
"Long respected as all-weather wonders, Subarus now exhibit recent efforts in the areas of efficiency, functionality and style that have sent them to the top of the CTO class," the website notes.
However, if you're a luxury car buyer, Lincoln is the brand that has a really low cost of ownership.
"Lincoln bested all luxury competitors on the basis of highly competitive pricing and a resurgent product line with interesting new vehicles like the Lincoln MKX midsize SUV, a winner in its class, and the smaller MKC compact crossover."
What you do, know this: Cars are generally the second largest expense in our lives following housing. Changing your car ownership cycle is one of the keys to real long-term wealth.
Cars don't tire out. We tire out of the car. People dump a car because they're bored with it. We get excited by new car fever. That's not a good idea. If you want to maximize the car dollar in your life, here's the formula: Either buy a new car and hold it for 10 years or buy or 2 to 3 year old used car and hold it for 3 or 4 years. The math works out in your favor either way!
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Leasing is all the rage in the auto industry again, but does it make sense for you to get into a car this way?
I've seen several news reports that say leasing is now the No. 1 strategy of automakers and car dealers to reverse the trend that we're keeping cars much longer. The average age of a car out on the road is now the longest it's ever been.
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For the most part, leasing is a disaster for you. Edmunds.com has new numbers to give you a sense of just how much of a disaster it can be. Basing their calculations on a car that sells in the mid $20,000 range, they've estimated leasing will cost you $6,000 more than buying the car new. That loss goes up to over $10,000 vs. buying a gently used version of that same car a couple of model years old.
When you get on that lease treadmill every 2-4 years, each time you're taking on an obligation and you have nothing to show for it at the end. Each time you take on 100% of the loss in value of the vehicle for the time you drive it.
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Bent backwards, as in swayback
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bent down, and hollow in the back; sway-backed; -- said of a horse
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The numerical value of swayed in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
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The numerical value of swayed in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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We won't be swayed by short term economic fluctuations in our big picture direction.
The market is easily swayed by conflicting headlines on tax hike and fiscal measures.
U.S. data related to housing and private consumption, which are swayed by winter conditions, bear watching.
I would caution you not to be overly swayed by any one or a handful of companies and whether they are making money or not.
The most uncertain market now is the foreign exchange market, and Japanese stocks will likely be swayed by it for a while.
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The College Access Loan Program provides alternative educational loans to Texas students who are unable to meet the cost of attendance. The CAL may be used to cover part or all of the student's Expected Family Contribution (EFC). The amount of federal aid that a student is eligible for (regardless of whether actually accepted) must be deducted from the cost of attendance in determining the CAL loan amount.
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In line with financial industry practice, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board reports account obligations to the credit reporting agencies. The reporting is at the loan level, with each loan reported as a tradeline. Cosigners are equally responsible for the repayment of the loan if the student fails to meet his or her repayment obligation.
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Rough Waters | shot, scripted and edited by Bramwell Ryan following a visit to Inle Lake in Myanmar (Burma)
Whiteshell by Snowshoe | a recently created short, shot and edited by Bramwell Ryan. This is a pilot which will lead to a more comprehensive package on snowshoeing in Manitoba
Kids belong in school, not brothels | a concept video shot and edited by Bramwell Ryan in Bangladesh; it was branded Micah Challenge but never went anywhere; has garnered more than 300,000 views (in two locations)
Hear the Silence | a video captured and cut by Bramwell Ryan for the 2016 Reel Paddling Film Festival
Much of my early audio work - for CBC Radio and others - has been lost; tape should be digitized before it crumbles! Here are some more recent examples of audio packs. One of them is a video voiceover which is being separately mastered and will eventually become a standalone audio piece after the video is complete. Also see the podcast I created and maintained for many years, which now features 165+ audio items.
I have written thousands of articles for dozens of publications and websites. My work has been featured in Time, the Independent (UK), Canadian Geographic, Winnipeg Free Press, Toronto Star and many others. Here are selected samples.
I have been shooting for decades, everything from product to fashion, stock to advertising. These days my focus is on storytelling. My shooting style is photojournalistic, more concerned with capturing the essence of what is happening than with perfect lighting or staging.
Of my tens of thousands of images and hundreds of assignments I've selected three galleries for presentation.
The first was shot in Jessore, Bangladesh. I was there doing stories on trafficking and child prostitution and spent time in one of the brothels in the area. Trying to find a way to create an association between the exotic and troubled world of a south Asian brothel and viewers/readers back home I decided to produce a photo essay of one young girl getting ready for the day: hair, make-up, teeth. It's what we all do every morning. The difference for Eti is that once she's ready, she sells herself to men for pennies.
Mount Athos is the Christian Tibet, a place that time forgot. This finger of land in north eastern Greece is the other side of the wardrobe Lucy used to enter Narnia. Except here, no one named Lucy is allowed. For 1,000 years the Holy Mountain's old growth forests and fairy tale castles have been for men only.
Visitors can spend a lifetime in the woods, castles and monasteries but back in the other world it only counts as moments or days. It is a timeless land that draws the wounded and lost and offers us peace and a glimpse of a different reality.
Read more about my visit to Agios Oros.
When our dollar coin turned 25 years old Canadian Geographic called with a print and photo assignment: go the alchemists' workshop and find out how the Royal Canadian Mint turns base metal into the stuff of dreams. Read more about Canada's gold standard.
Continuous variety and change is a hallmark of the internet. But that is not such a good thing when wishing to present samples of work. I have created, launched, maintained and overhauled dozens of websites. Some examples include:
saint benedict's table - the website for the saint ben's Anglican church congregation in Winnipeg. I produced and launched two versions (including a podcast and store) and am now working on a third (due to launch soon).
- Areopagus - one of my own sites
- Dispatches - this site is designed and maintained by me
- theRubicon - an international online magazine I launched in 2006. It ran for five years and included a podcast, daily articles with contributors from four continents and a readership from more than 30 countries. It went through two designs. The screen shot of the home page (to the right) is from WayBack Machine and is somewhat incomplete (but it's all that remains - the site does not exist any more).
Other websites include those for Westgate Mennonite Collegiate (previous iteration), the Council for Democracy in Burma, the Post Growth project and others.
I have created iBooks for Apple tablets. These are much more than pdfs. They feature text, image galleries, interactive elements, video, audio and transitive design. Since I currently have no books on the ITS for download or viewing, below are some pages from a recent iBook put together as a radio show concept pitch.
Due to the cross-brand limitations of iBooks I am now more interested in creating all-platform Snippets rather than Apple-only tablet volumes.
My work has been featured in several books including a parenting series published and sold worldwide by Canadian Living. I have also had work in text books and anthologies.
Additionally I have created print books, acting as editor and designer. One of the most substantial projects was Beautiful Mercy | A Book of Hours. I handled the project from inception to publication and coordinated the 40+ contributors.
I have a good working knowledge of Motion, the program for creating video animation. Most of my projects have been title and URL animations. A more ambitious project was the recent creation of a motion graphic tag and URL presentation for a New York client (there is no sound on the video).
ISJC video tag - final from Areopagus on Vimeo.
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Our group was founded some 30 years ago when two churches and two synagogues came to together to improve and encourage interfaith communication and understanding.
Our mandate is to work toward ending bias, bigotry and racism in Toronto. We seek to achieve our mandate by encouraging interfaith dialogue, respect and understanding.
Since its founding, the Neighbourhood Interfaith Group has grown and is now comprised of five churches, five synagogues, one Muslim organization and one school. All of our members embrace the benefits in multi-cultural Toronto of improving interfaith understanding and dialogue to ending bias, bigotry, and racism in our community.
Over the years, The Neighbourhood Interfaith Group has annually culminated its activities with a dinner or a speaker's event with a range of speakers from many religions. Please see some of our past events for a list of speakers. These annual events, with speakers alternating among the three major Abrahmic faiths, have brought people of multiple faiths together for an interfaith social event. With such events, having people of different faiths communicate over a meal and/or refreshments, better understanding of our similarities and respect for our differences is developed.
In 2016, we are celebrating our 30th Annual Event! Please join us for this milestone celebration on Wednesday May 25th at Grace Church on-the-Hill (300 Lonsdale Road, at Russell Hill Road). The program will be an interfaith panel discussion on the subject: "The Language of War and Peace in our Religious Traditions" with Rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl - Senior Rabbi, Beth Tzedec Congregation; Rev. Karen Hamilton - General Secretary, Canadian Council of Churches; and Azeezah Kanji - Legal Scholar, Noor Cultural Centre.
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This is the first time I've done this.. look for a server and guild BEFORE I start playing. Usually I wonder in, play for a while.. and join a guild in that server. And end upleaving because it's not "home"
I'm looking for a permentent home on my adventure through this game.
About me: I'm asian, female, and 31.
I've played Wow, Aion, Everquest 1 & 2, Lord of the Rings Online, Guild Wars, and a bunch of free mmos.
In games I love to craft mostly and I love to quest.. I also like helping others so long there not demanding for help or coin or whatever. "I'm not a carpet, don't walk on my generiousity." Is my motto. And I will never demand anyone to help me either... usually I like the challenge of trying it first about a few good tiems before I actually ask for help.
My working schedule leaves me odd hours.. mostly I can play at evening after dinner. Soem days I maybe able to punch in some afternoon game time. So I'm lookign for aguidl that has some members on durign that time.. isn't fun to log on and see an empty roster. Usually I'm on between 4pm till 10pm.. or later if I am not tired. I live in Arizona.
I'm also looking for a family guild. I don't want to be a lost face in the crowd. I'm more of a casual gamer that takes time in crafting and exploring... but I can also go hardcore leveling if I get carried away in the game play... which this game wont allow anyway. lol
So I hope I find a guild here to call a home. in the meantime.. I'm still downloading the game. lol
so havent even been to character customization yet. hopefully sometime tonight!
ps: I have vent and a mic and I'm not afraid to use it though I can be shy and quiet at times.
I don't have a linkshell or anything, wouldn't mind starting one if needed, but I'm looking for some regular adventuring buddies if you'd like to join me! I'm on Istory Server, names Dihn Sahdi.
22 Not asian and played ever MMO under the sun!
I had a "home" like you mentioned in FFXI which dispanded after two years of memorable fun... I'm hope to find that in FFXIV... Anywho good luck in your search and maybe we'll cross paths one day!
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aww i joined besaid server.. i think i spelt that right. lol.
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jk still gettign use to the game. still into the intro. lol
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Before you get entrenched on any server, try FFXIVCore site and check out their server listings or Eorzeapedia.
You'll get a much better feeling by reading those server forums than just by talking to a few people here.
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In an ancient Japan where the incursions of gods, ghosts, and demons into the living world is an everyday event, an impoverished nobleman named Yamada no Goji makes his living as a demon hunter for hire. With the occasional assistance of the reprobate exorcist Kenji, whatever the difficulty - ogres, demons, fox-spirits - for a price Yamada will do what needs to be done, even and especially if the solution to the problem isn't as simple as the edge of a sword. Yet, no matter how many monsters he has to face, or how powerful and terrible they may be, the demons Yamada fears the most are his own.
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"I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." — Jorge Luis Borges
"A mixture of Dresden Files and Japanese folk tales"
Impoverished nobleman Yamada no Goji is a demon hunter in an ancient Japan, where the existence of ghosts and yōkai is a fact of life. His craft is difficult and requires intelligence and understanding as often as it requires his blade or tailsmans and his trade draws him into the schemes of humans seeking power, as well as those of the demons themselves.
This book has a lot going for it. The main story is broken up into a series of interlinked shorts, each involving a different task. All are plot heavy and there wasn't a point in the book that my interest wasn't held. The characters are good, the descriptions beautifully written and the mysteries intriguing.
Brian Nishii's performance was impressive, partly because he can clearly speak both Japanese and English fluently, helping evoke the setting of the story. He has a great voice to listen to and I really enjoyed the way he acted out the parts of the different characters.
There are two reasons this is a four star, rather than a five star listen for me. The first is that earlier on in the book both author and narrator fail to give a completely credible impression that the world we're visiting is ancient Japan. The language and the way the hero speaks are a bit too modern at times and the narrator also often lapses into a more Americanised accent for the hero. Also, it didn't give me what my audio-book group describes as a 'book hangover', that feeling where nothing else seems as good and you can't wait for the next one to come out.
Overall if you only have one credit a month and don't get through many books a year there are better fantasy books out there to spend it on. On the other hand if you read a lot like myself and enjoy paranormal fantasy books with plot as well as punch, I really recommend this.
"Demon Hunter mini stories"
This is a series of short stories presented in order. There isn't a lot of spells and sword play being done. Instead our hero is a down his luck noble who is hired or finds demon related jobs. This novel gives an insight into demons and the like from a different culture. The setting is in an ancient time. I enjoyed it a lot. I especially enjoyed narration by Brian Nishii. It is obvious that he has some degree of being bilingual. But his voice is English speaking with the foreign words being spoken correctly. This adds an enjoyable flare to the stories. I recommend this for those looking for something different.
"A new kind of fantasy world"
Japanese mythology is richly woven into this collection of adventuring tales. Two unlikely companions meet oni, ghosts, fox demons and worse - mortal treachery in this well performed audio book. Great fun for lovers of samurai fables.
It was like short murder mysteries written in time of the samurai. I wish there were more.
"worst ive listened to in a long time...."
did not finish. narrator was boring story had no purpose . no action no comedic points nothing to get u wrapped up in story. if you dont write down everybodies names, to refer back to, you will get lost. will not get next book. which is sad because i had really high hopes....
The book was good just not what I was suspecting it's more of a Chinese Sherlock Holmes less than killing a bunch of demons blood and gore that I really was suspecting from this book but it wasn't decent I think maybe if I don't have anything else to read I might do the 2nd book
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4 cards, 2 each of 2 designs . Stunning images with a thoughtful Bible verse on the front of each one. Bible Verses: Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you...Psalm 55:22 (NIV). ...my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge...Psalm 18:2 (WEB). Greeting: Left blank for your own special message. Size: 17 x 12.5cm.
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A Moment of Myself #1
My skin is olives. It glows in sunlight and shines in darkness.
My skin is not yours. It does not do me justice.
My skin leaves me undefined. It does me no wrong.
I dance inside of it.
A Moment Of Myself #2
My eyes are boring.
My mother had green eyes. Irish through and through.
Mine had to be brown.
A brown so mundane and lifeless, that I wonder if they really do reflect
Who I am inside.
In a world full of blues, greens, hazels and grays,
It just makes sense that mine were not.
A Moment of Myself #3
I used to fight my hair. Armed with brush and blow dryer,
I desperately wanted to shed the genes I had been given.
The frizz and curls, the knots and waves, I wanted them destroyed.
My mother remembered to pray that my brother would have straight hair.
She told me she forgot to pray for me.
A Moment of Myself # 4
I have curves.
There was a time I did everything to erase them.
But women should not look like little boys.
And so I wear them boldly.
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Sally Croft, 44, and Susan Hagan, 47, former members of the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh sect in Antelope, Oregon, decided to fight no further after accusing Michael Howard, the Home Secretary, of pandering to American public opinion.
Their last two High Court applications fell by the wayside yesterday with Lord Justice Steyn and Mr Justice Kay describing them as 'abuses of the legal process'. They said they would not seek leave to appeal against yesterday's ruling either to the Court of Appeal or to the House of Lords.
Five hours after the ruling the women were put on board a United Airlines flight to New York, accompanied by two police guards. Their final destination today is Portland, where the conspiracy was allegedly hatched.
Ms Croft and Ms Hagan left the Rajneeshee community in 1985 but were told in 1990 that they were accused of conspiring to murder Charles Turner, the US attorney who was investigating the sect. Mr Turner was never harmed.
Alun Jones QC, counsel for the women, had argued that Mr Howard had behaved 'irrationally' by refusing to debate their case. He also claimed that the women faced religious prejudice in Oregon, where the Rajneeshees are widely despised.
But, despite the production of highly emotive news footage broadcast in Oregon and a poll showing that 43 per cent of Oregonians consider the women guilty, the judges ruled that there was no risk of prejudice against them.
After four unsuccessful judicial reviews and three applications for writs of habeas corpus, the women decided to fight no more.
'We have a home secretary of so little integrity that we considered it a waste of time to proceed,' said Ms Croft, an accountant from Totnes, Devon.
'He has refused to listen to concerns about the case in the House of Lords and the House of Commons. I feel I have been let down by my country because we don't have a Home Secretary with the courage to break (a) 124-year tradition of extraditing everyone America asks for.'
As soon as the applications fell, Nicholas Parker, counsel for Mr Howard, said the women would be put on an aircraft at 6pm. He opposed granting bail until that time, but his opposition was rejected, allowing the women the dignity of travelling freely to Heathrow airport to present themselves to police.
Ms Croft, accompanied by her partner Malcolm Parlett, and Ms Hagan, with her daughter Katharine, 18, and son Nicholas, 23, travelled by Underground surrounded by a posse of journalists, photographers and cameramen.
''I feel absolutely devastated,' said Ms Hagan, an aromatherapist. 'I have no complaints about the legal process but I do about the way it is hamstrung by political considerations.
'The Home Secretary is supposed to be a safeguard to prevent Britons being sent somewhere where they won't get a fair trial. In this instance, I don't believe we will get a fair trial.'
Both women deny knowing about, or being part of, any conspiracy.
Andrew McCooey, Ms Croft's solicitor, was stunned by the decision to extradite them. 'You could understand it if there was a body, or if a gun was fired, or if someone was in hospital,' he said.
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Last week a Saudi supertanker was hijacked by Somali pirates off the coast of Kenya, making it the largest ship ever to have been seized in this way. The problem of Somali piracy is growing; in this post we hear bloggers' reactions from around the Middle East.
Saudi blogger Ahmed Ba Aboud wants Arab nations, and international bodies, to do something about the reasons for the increase in piracy:
من المؤسف بالنسبة لي أن تجتمع الدول العربية المطلة على البحر الأحمر من أجل مناقشة سبل حماية الملاحة في البحر الأحمر و يتم تناسي الأسباب الجذرية للمشاكل الصومالية و الدور الإنساني و الديني و المنطقي المفترض تحمله تجاه الصومال و اهله.
Syrian blogger Maysaloon believes there is more to the story than meets the eye:
Apparently this Somali piracy issue has only become a problem since 2005, around the time that somebody started supplying the men with fast white speedboats. There is probably some truth to this, and somebody is probably making a lot of money out of this, so the actual pirates are getting only a fraction of the takings. Still, there are huge sums of money being paid in ransoms, lots of good which are being stolen and I'm not so sure I understand how well these goods are being sold in a country with practically no infrastructure. Recently a shipment of Russian tanks was also seized. Interesting that Somalia was only recently "liberated" by Ethiopian troops with US blessings.
Iraqi blogger Roads to Iraq also has a conspiracy theory, translating some opinions found on Arabic news sites:
There is some truth behind Yemen accusations of Western countries with ignoring the piracy to internationalize the Red Sea. … This is also what Al-Akhbar reported today saying:
Western fleets raises doubts about the nature of their mission… Puntland's Minister of ports, Nur Said, the West fleet led by the United near the coast of Somalia was involved in the increasing piracy operation…Chairman of the Red Sea shipping company, Abdul Majeed Matar, recalled how the commander of a British warship, called the company to tell them the details of hijacking the company's ship (Al-Mansoura) rather than to militarily intervene to prevent the operation.
The last clue is reported on Al-Sharq Al-Awsat by asking one of the pirates, who revealed:
Some countries provide the pirates with information about the routes of the ships in the area.
John Burgess, who writes about Saudi Arabia at Crossroads Arabia, reports on the kingdom's plans to get more involved in the attempts to control piracy:
Saudi Arabia has decided that it needs to play its fair role in confronting international piracy, particularly after the hijacking of Sirius Star, the Saudi-owned supertanker seized over the weekend. The tanker, which holds 1/4 of one day's production of Saudi oil is being held off the coast of Somalia. While Saudi Arabia's Navy is small, it does have 'blue water' capabilities. It can take part in anti-piracy patrols and is sufficiently armed to sink any pirate vessel, from attack boats to 'mother ships' from which they descend. The Saudi Navy is probably not large enough to do port-to-port escort duty, even for only the super-est of tankers, but might manage shorter escorts, through particularly dangerous waters. […] The new Saudi assertiveness is pretty hot. Arab News, in an editorial, does call for attacks on the port cities of Somalia that are hosting the pirate fleets. And yes, 'collateral damage' is always a possibility when military action is taken. I don't see any way to get around that. But perhaps if Arab armed forces were required to face up to that reality, it might change some of the overblown rhetoric about other unintended casualties in other wars.
In his post John Burgess mentioned that the Indian Navy sank a pirate 'mother ship' earlier this week, and commenter ratherdashing quipped:
Apparently the defense of shipping lanes has been outsourced to India just like everything else.
American-born Israeli Yisrael Medad is looking at the situation from a different angle:
If these [Arab] countries can't handle a dozen pirates, what can we expect against Iran going nuclear?
Jordanian blogger Hareega wants to offer the pirates a little encouragement – by linking to a Japanese animated version of Treasure Island he watched as a child:
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New version[edit]
I've created a new version at the temporary subpage. --Gray PorpoisePhocoenidae, not Delphinidae 01:57, 20 October 2006 (UTC)
- Looks good. Now we wait for it to move into place. -- M (speak/spoken) 01:18, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
- I've asked Misza13 to do this task. --Gray PorpoisePhocoenidae, not Delphinidae 14:49, 28 October 2006 (UTC)
Just found something interesting , might be incorporated into the science section, as this could potentially make an invisibility cloak. http://science.howstuffworks.com/invisibility-cloak.htm read it and check it out ( you may have heard of it before.) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 20:34, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
Shouldn't there be a reference to "Lord of the Rings" in the literature section? Frodo uses a cloak of invisibility there too. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 20:56, 21 March 2010 (UTC)
Scientific development[edit]
I think this info should be added to the article. John Hyams (talk) 17:29, 25 July 2010 (UTC)
Why is this article not merged with Invisibility? In particular, the scientific contributions (here and for Invisibility) are merely idiosyncratic versions of that in the metamaterial cloaking, varieties of cloaking theories, and other pages. In fact, I suggest all the detailed science from here and Invisibility is moved somewhere else, leaving only a few descriptive sentences and appropriate links. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 18:00, 9 November 2010 (UTC)
A recurring theme[edit]
In the field of metamterials a new paper often critques a previous work, or method. New papers pertaining to cloaking do this also. This can include an overview of the weaknesses of the previous work. This is probably because the new paper is an advance, or progress in the field. And critiquing the other paper probably helps to illustrate the current work, and maybe ensures funding, and it is appropriate. However, the critiqued work often advances (incrementally) and then critiques the work that critiqued it. Hence, there is no sure bet about which method will actually achieve broad band cloaking in the visible spectrum. Metamaterials and cloaking are in a constant state of flux, will be until a broad band invisibility cloak is produced (in 50 years ???). Hence, I have made some changes in this article.
I copy edited global statements and "forever-always" conclusions. I removed implied, or explicit, singular authorites of this sceince. This is a highly collaborative field, with many participants, and a number of approaches to cloaking. There is no way to predict the outcome - there is no way to know which methods will ultimately succeed. ---- Steve Quinn (talk) 00:34, 28 December 2010 (UTC)
New article which might be useful[edit]
See here. ···日本穣? · 投稿 · Talk to Nihonjoe · Join WP Japan! 04:16, 2 July 2012 (UTC)
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I am thinking doing some clean up on the section entitled "Cloaks of invisibility in science". On the other hand, it seems to do well in its current format. ---- Steve Quinn (talk) 06:17, 2 July 2012 (UTC)
Tarnkappe and Alp[edit]
The tarnkappe is probably most often associated with the dwarf Alberich, but association with Alp (folklore) is spurious, and I have removed it. The association is given in the Alp (folklore) citing three vampire handbooks, which have no independent value since the contents are so similar, and only one of the three (Maberry) says the hat worn by the Alp is the tarnkappe. So this is pretty much only citable to only one not so reliable source (fiction writer and not an academic who specializes in German lore). Furthermore, the three vampire references make an assertion that an alp is always found to be wearing a hat (or tarnkappe), which is patently false, since not every alp anecdote features a hat/cape of invisibility. Ergo, the three vampire sources are erroneous and not reliable on this subject. --Kiyoweap (talk) 02:50, 23 July 2014 (UTC)
- FWIW, we also have Cap of invisibility.....Cas Liber (talk · contribs) 22:43, 31 July 2014 (UTC)
Article structure is fundamentally wrong[edit]
The lead tells us that "A cloak of invisibility is a fictional theme and a device under some scientific inquiry". Yet the cloak isn't a device under any kind of inquiry at all. More than half of this article is devoted to some as yet unreplicated experiments – we ought to be relying on review papers, not primary research – a great deal of which is uncited and pretty clearly copied from somewhere. What's the relevance of acoustic invisibility anyway? Is this supposed to be an article about the mythological garment or about current research into invisibility in general?