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The Future of Catholicism by Michael Coren (buy)
Rating: DNF 152/229 pgs (3/5)
Nov 5 2013, Signal/McClelland & Stewart, 229 pgs +notes & Bibliography
Ages: (18+)
"From the author of the bestselling Why Catholics Are Right, a perfectly timed book on the new Vatican -- where it is, where it needs to go, and why it is more relevant than ever.
When Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, became Pope Francis in March 2013, there were almost 6,000 journalists in Rome to cover the Papal election. Some of them reported on the conclave with expertise and empathy, but others -- either out of ignorance or an agenda -- insisted on asking the same questions again and again: Is the Church going to change? Will the new Pope be flexible? Is Catholicism going to adapt to the times and alter its teaching on same-sex marriage, abortion, contraception, female ordination, celibate clergy, and divorce? Interestingly, these questions center on moral and sexual issues rather than directly theological topics, but they are all based on the premise that the Church is wrong, outdated, in need of fundamental transformation.
Does the Church need to change, and if so, where? Where it cannot change, why is this so? In his signature frank style, Coren will explain and outline why the Church believes as it does on many of the most pressing moral issues, giving reasons for teaching and belief, and applying these to contemporary challenges. And for those areas where the Church must change and establish reform -- the transparency of leadership and finance; the competence of the curia and Vatican civil service; the approach the Church takes towards media, the way it deals with the detritus of the abuse crisis; and its approach to the developing world band towards others religions, particularly Islam -- Coren will offer insight into the faith's next steps.
The Church is at a crossroads, but perhaps more significantly and accurately, the Western world is at a crossroads, and how the Church reacts to and deals with this phenomenon will decide and define so very much of the future -- of our future.."
Received a review copy from Random House Canada.
I didn't actually finish this. I stopped 2 chapters from the end but I feel I've read enough to review the book as I have read, and immensely enjoyed, Michael Coren's previous two books on Catholicism/Christianity. I found this a chore to read though and just sighed and closed the book upon the final two chapters. I'm a practicing Catholic and found that I knew everything this book had to say and that most of it was a repeat of what Coren had to say in his previous books. I'm not really the intended audience for this book and is felt like "preaching to the choir". Coren is very good at telling it like it is though and he accomplishes what he sets out to do here. If you don't understand why the Catholic Church teaches what it does and why it can and cannot change certain things it practices this book will explain that to you. If you want to understand how Pope Frances is different but why he is not really all that different this book will explain that to you. One thing the Catholic Church can never be is Protestant.


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The condom: why more people don't put it on
Address for correspondence: Dr Victor Minichiello, Department of Behavioural Health Sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia 3083
This study sheds light on an important topic emerging in the sexual health debate – identifying the interpersonal nature of sexual relationships which influence condom use. Using the principles of grounded theory, in-depth interviews were conducted with heterosexual men and women to understand the impact of the dyadic context of 'heterosex' on decisions to use condoms, condom availability and partner support and receptivity to cooperate in safer sex practices. The study found that condom dialogues occur at two levels - 'the interpersonal condom dialogues' and the 'internal or discursive condom dialogues'. These dialogues shape condom use/non-use negotiations and the sexual encounter. Individuals also enter into sexual relations with a dislike of condoms and a perception of condom sex as 'other sex', which sets the context for their sexual experiences. Gender constructions of socially 'appropriate' sexual behaviour for men and women are implicated in the decisions to use condoms. The study highlights the importance of promoting condom sex as good and pleasurable sex if education and public health intervention programmes are to be effective in changing attitudes towards safer sex practices.


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World Cup Show 2014: day six – video
Pepe's head-butt, Müller's hat-trick and Ghana v the USA all come under the watch of Nat Coombs, on today's Guardian Football World Cup Show. Republic of Ireland World Cup hero Matt Holland joins us for a deeper look at all the games from day five and a look ahead to all tonight's fixtures: Belgium v Algeria, Brazil v Mexico and Russia v South Korea. For plenty more World Cup content check out our YouTube channel at


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Today we're going to talk about what to do when you feel like you're lacking skills or you feel like you don't have any skills. It can be extremely frustrating – feeling like you don't have the skills to pursue the personal projects, hobbies, or professional progress or change you're seeking. There may be something you've done for quite a while, decades even, and you're really good at it, but it's starting to feel old, you're getting stagnant, or you're realizing that you need to learn more to start progressing personally or professionally. Today, having multiple skills to pull from is crucial and while we're just touching the surface on this subject, I do have three things you can do starting today to get going.
It seems like a no brainer, but sometimes it's easier said than done. If you don't get started – nothing will change. Think back a year or two ago. Is there anything you wish you had started or tried out? If you didn't do it, or didn't stick with it, you're no farther ahead now than you were then. Start today, and a year or two from now and you'll be miles ahead and glad you finally took the first step.
Getting started is important, but it doesn't do much without actionable and measurable steps. If you want to learn something new, you'll have to find someone who knows about what you're interested in. There are a number of ways to gain training and experience, and not all of them cost money (if that's something you feel is holding you back).
Getting started is important, but it doesn't do much without actionable and measurable steps. Click To TweetDepending on what you're interested in and the skills you're looking to acquire, here are three options for you to look into:
- Free ResourcesIf you're looking to get into something like knitting, cooking, or handmade craftsmanship work, there are SO many places you can go to find people who know and teach what you're looking to do. Visit blogs and articles, find videos, read books, seek hands on apprenticeships, and talk to others to learn what you need. Often times you can also find groups on Facebook and forum platforms filled with people immersed in the world of your desired skill that you can connect with and learn from. Find friends and mentors in those arenas, and don't forget the family and friends right in front of you!
- Online Courses and Programs
- If time and location are an issue, online courses are your best friend. They also provide you with opportunities to learn from people you might not otherwise be able to connect with in person. There are some popular online course sites that offer resources on many subjects such as Udemy and Coursera. You might also find courses offered by industry experts directly, so checking their websites is a great way to see what you can learn from them in addition to the regular information they share.
- Degrees and Certificates
- Sometimes regulations require that you obtain certification of some sort to pursue and practice a particular profession or pursue a particular career. If that's the case, there are usually ways to get involved to make sure you really are interested in pursuing that field or career. You can connect with people in the industry online or in person, coordinate a day to observe someone's daily routine in your desired job, find volunteer opportunities within the community to get idea of the atmosphere, people, and industry, or, again, join a group online or in your community.
When looking at obtaining the degree or certificate you need, schools of all types often offer support to help individuals with a career plan based on their chosen field. If you need financial assistance, talk to your schools of choice, and find out what your option are.
Whatever you're looking to do, you likely won't be the first to pursue it and if you've exhausted one path to gain the skills you're seeking, look around and you'll find a few more.
You might find once you try something that it's not for you, and that's okay! If you're really serious about pursing a new skill, however, it's going to take work and you need to find some method of accountability to make sure you stick with it. There a many ways to stay accountable – through friends, family, and personal accountability. If friends are family don't seem like the best option (and sometimes they aren't), consider groups within the community (local and online). You'll learn from each other and might even make a few new friends!
Personal Accountability
If you're going to incorporate personal accountability, make sure you have another accountability plan in place (like the examples above). Some ideas that you can implement are scheduling times in your calendar dedicated to learning your new skills. You can also set alarms to remind you to take certain actions and place notes around your home or workplace to help you stay motivated.
Stay Motivated with Coaching
Another way to stay motivated is through coaching. As a Clarity Coach, I provide people with tools and support to help them achieve greater personal and professional growth. Part of that support includes accountability in coaching. It is my absolute joy to help people achieve breakthroughs and new growth in life. If you're ready to close the gap between your desires and your reality, contact me at the bottom of the Clarity Coaching page!
Share Your Journey
I hope you found some great ideas from this post. If there's something you wish you knew how to do – you can do it! Get started! It takes time, but in a year or two you'll be so happy you did.
If you're on the path to learning some new skills, what are you learning? Which options are you planning on using? Share what you're learning (or want to learn) in the comments below!
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Diane RobertsDiane Roberts: The more Republican candidates pitch for social conservative votes, the more we see the misogyny of America's religious right
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'Obama the Antichrist' and end-times doctrine
Sarah PosnerSarah Posner: Alleged presidential assassin Ortega-Hernandez reportedly called Obama 'the Antichrist'. So who put that idea in his head?
Jeremy Lott: A pastor's description of Mitt Romney's religion as a 'cult' has been crudely caricatured as 'hate speech' by mainstream media
Guardian Comment Network Growing up in Michele Bachmann's world
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Ana Marie Cox: The Minnesota congresswoman's evangelical fervor plays well with the home team, but they're not the ones she needs to reach
Anthea Butler: Their 19th-century forebears would not recognise the conservative solipsistic morality of these evangelical Christians
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Steve CliffordSteve Clifford: Such camps help young people participate in building a strong, caring society – instead of running amok on the streets -
Sarah Posner: The maligning of do-gooder Protestants, for example, is far older than Glenn Beck's assault on social justice
Christian teen camps are wicked, innit
Thomas ProsserThomas Prosser: Festivals such as Soul Survivor have adopted youth lingo to draw in the kids. But does the slang conceal a darker message?
Guardian Comment Network Liberia's General Butt Naked seeks redemption
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Religion strikes back at Brazil's gay culture
Vincent BevinsVincent Bevins: Brazilians tend to be fairly liberal on the issue of others' sexuality, but gay rights are threatened by a growing evangelical movement
Anywhere but Westminster: John Harris visits a fast-growing evangelical church whose members are offering help to sex workers and drug addicts in Wavertree, Liverpool
Ralph Reed: return of the church's prodigal son
Stewart J LawrenceStewart J Lawrence: The evangelical leader is once more a significant player as he realigns Christian conservativism with Tea Party concerns
Riazat Butt: Rapture parody song; Tablighi Jamaat mosque victory; Jewish controversy in the media; survey shows atheists have better sex
Hellfire and ice-cream – alternative visions of the Rapture
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Andrew Brown: A controversial American preacher, accused of denying the truth of eternal damnation, turns out to be a wonderful performer
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Theo Hobson: Evangelical Christians have become increasingly admiring of the sacramental richness of Judaism
AN Wilson: The lyrics teach that the false certainties of evangelical Christianity are as arid as shrill, negative materialism
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The Playtest Guide I did has a lot of that and I'll be drawing from so I don't have to necessarily start from Square 1, though some things have obviously changed (no more Lightning Reload, for example), so that should be useful till I can get to that part.
EDIT: Finished the race section finally. Now I can finally point out what's extra awesome about Goblin Gunslingers (thanks, Goblins of Golarion! ). If anyone wants to critique that section, especially the Bestiary races, feel free. I'm gonna look over Skills and Traits and my original thoughts from the Playtest Handbook and get a framework for the next post up so I can start cracking on feats.
Note: I'm only covering Core, APG and UC for feats and traits. I made mention of PSU races but I won't be covering that book any further, as I don't own the book and trolling through the SRD gets annoying fast. If you play a psionic race, I'm sure you can pick out for yourself what's good or not.


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Friday, December 11, 2009
2009 Virtual Advent Tour Day 11
I've had fun reading others articles and have had to look back on my own family traditons.
It's been great have nephews (8 & 7) now to rekindle the Christmas traditions.
We have gone to a different Christmas display each year for 2 years and then find a new one to go to. We first went to Christmas in the Park in downtown San Jose - where different organizations decorate trees and then there are decorations that are put up. The decorations have been around for years and and are wonderful to watch, since they are move and the kids would watch facinated.
Next we've gone to the Fantasy of Lights that takes place at Vasona Park in Los Gatos. This is great since you can do this in any weather, since you drive through the park and the lights in your car. The entire park is decorated with lights and lighted arbors that you drive under. The greatest lights are of the dinosaurs.
This year we will be going to Gilroy Gardens to there decorated gardens. Going next weekend since its suppose to be pouring down this weekend.
I've also gotten an ornament every year for each one of them that might be their favorite animal (penguins) or characters (Lightning McQueen). They each get a different snow globe each year.
Most of our traditions now are about the kids.
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"...a highly readable and authoritative account of the problems we face from global warming to shrinking water resources, fisheries, forests, etc. The picture is very frightening. But the book also provides a way forward." –Clare Short, British Member of Parliament
Million Letter March statement by Lester Brown
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Lester Brown speaks to Million Letter March on climate change. For more information regarding the Million Letter March, check out their website www.millionlettermarch.org or this Youtube video on their cause. Posted October 8, 2010.


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Sir, The latest flare-up in eastern Ukraine is just more evidence of the Kiev government choosing war over reform (Letters, February 1). It has been dragging its feet over implementation of its part of the Minsk 2 accords reached by the Normandy Four two years ago.
The deal is a straightforward recipe for a political solution as opposed to a military one. It is well in line with European values. It requires that the authorities partner with the regions in implementing the political provisions. Instead, they stick to their Orwellian "anti-terrorist operation".
I agree with those who suspect that this time Kiev's goal is to prevent normalisation of our bilateral dialogue with the US under the new administration. A dangerous game indeed.
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Tough challenges, including weak global growth, low energy prices and Western sanctions have been used by the Russian Government as incentives to make difficult, but sound decisions to keep our economy in shape. Most of the problems have been overcome, and we have adapted to the new, tougher trade and economic environment, that some call deglobalisation.
Work in New York, at a mission to the United Nations differs a lot from any Embassy. Especially so for a mission of a nation-permanent member of the Security Council. The last ten years, when Vitaly Churkin represented Russia at the UN, undoubtedly where the most busy and strenuous, given the War in Iraq, intervention in Libya, the crises in Syria and Ukraine. On all these issues there were serious differences between major powers, which increased demand for multilateral diplomacy. On many occasions those were non-stop, marathon sessions aimed at reaching consensus, finding some common ground as a basis for international action.
On 15-17 January in Moscow there was held an inter-Palestinian informal meeting organized by the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Representatives of the main Palestinian organizations were present, including Fatah, Hamas, the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine тАУ General Command, the Palestinian National Initiative, the Palestinian PeopleтАЩs Party, the Palestinian Popular Struggle Front, the Palestinian Democratic Union and others.
The recent escalation in eastern Ukraine is again presented in the British media as RussiaтАЩs attempt to wage a proxy hybrid war against KievтАЩs pro-western leadership. For fear of an eventual improvement in Russia-US relationships they pray for the sanctions against Russia to stay unless the Minsk Agreements are implemented as well as a punishment for the тАЬRussiaтАЩs annexation of CrimeaтАЭ. Let me set the record straight on that.
For almost a year and a half, as the British government and media were accusing Russia of pursuing a military solution in Syria, we have patiently said that fighting terrorists complements the peace process. Their presence is a foreign intervention, which distorts everything. Not always was our voice heard, but today facts on the ground prove us to be right, and hope for peace is palpable.
Recently we have seen a trend of questioning electoral outcomes in Western nations under the pretext of undue outside interference, first of all тАЬRussian influenceтАЭ. It follows that outcome of the June referendum in Britain could be also challenged on those grounds. Not all find it preposterous. But will of the people is expressed within domestic environment.
Establishment leaders in Europe and America need a reality check and to address voters' genuine concerns in a globalized world. The year 2016 has seen truly epic failures of mainstream politics and media, most significantly at the British EU referendum and the American election. In both cases seasoned analysts could not see beyond their Westminster or Capitol bubbles and foresee the outcomes. Enraged as they were, they chose to blame outside forces, often pointing the finger at Moscow, which supposedly has more influence on Western voters than home politicians. More generally, they blamed their failures on тАЬpost-truth politicsтАЭ, ie, assuming that new-wave politicians (and their line-up crosses the Cold War divide in the Euro-Atlantic) run fake news stories and take advantage of a total breakdown of trust in elites and their institutions. Indeed, progressively, we have been seeing the last of established politicians, and institutions falling into disarray and irrelevance.
It has to be borne in mind that Russia sent its Air Force to Syria only on 30 September 2015. According to our Western interlocutors, it was a critical moment when Damascus was about to fall to the ISIS onslaught. The foreign terrorist organizations, proscribed by the UN, such as ISIS and тАЬNusraтАЭ, are the single most important factor that distorted the entire setup in Syria. In fact, the terrorists are leading the opposition militarily, including in East Aleppo. Accordingly, if they call the tune on the battlefield, theyтАЩll do the same in Syria if they prevail. Our only strategy in Syria is to allow the Syrians to decide for themselves.
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Actors Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan will be seen together in a TV Show. The duo will be seen in Sajid Khan and Riteish Deshmukh's show 'Yaaron Ki Baarat'.
Akira has garnered a huge appreciation from….
TV Show is all to come up in October and it will also increase the TRP of the channel. The show is all about friendship, celeb besties with fun and games. Sajid and Riteish Deshmukh will come up for only one episode.
Currently, Salman Khan is working for their upcoming film "Tubelight" while Sanjay Dutt has not started working for his next film.
"Yaaron Ki Baarat" shooting will get started in October once Riteish Deshmukh will finish promoting his upcoming film "Banjo".


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In addition to an indoor pool, Days Inn Liberty provides an outdoor pool and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This business-friendly motel also offers an arcade/game room, a garden, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Concerning a shrinker/stretcher such as HF sells, would this work OK on a piece of muffler tubing split in quarters down the length? (Imagine a piece of 18GA angle with a round radiused corner) I need to make some fill pieces to bridge between my wheel tubs and inner fenders since I somehow managed to over-cut the inner fenders. My plan is to make a jig to hold the tubing and be able to slide my plasma cutter down the length of the tube for a straight cut, then rotate 90° and do it again.
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My approach would be to roll some 18 or 20 gauge around a pipe or tube to get the curve then apply the shrinker stretcher. Then it may take some trips to the beater bag and the planishing head to get the part smooth. Now how smooth is smooth, that piece is up to you as to just how finished you need the piece to be.
I have tried most all of it and now do what is known to work.. |
that makes sense.
20GA may be easier to work with, I'm pretty sure I can get 18GA muffler tubing in 6ft lengths. Either way, do ya'll think the stretcher will kink the radius or is it easy to manipulate (controllable)?
Russ |
I would take a different approach, I would take a piece of the correct diameter tubing, run it thru a hoop roller until it has the radius I need, then cut it apart with a skinny wheel.
How about some pictures?
This may be a stupid question but if you "over cut" the inner fenders, why not just weld the piece back on that you cut off? Brian |
Russ |
I don't understand now seeing it, why do you need a piece of tubing or something round for this? It looks as simple as laying a piece of card stock there on top of the inner panel trimming it until it fits perfectly with the wheel well, it will bend easy to the shape of the quarter inner panel. Just cut it to size and butt weld it to the inner quarter then I believe it should have a flange at the end that you would again make a template to follow the shape so that your piece has this little 1/2" "foot" where it meets the tub. I like this idea instead of welding it "T" style to the tub. Put a flange on the end so it will basically be as the manufacturer would have done from the factory. That lip displaces energy. Just running it to a "T" weld into the tub puts all that energy on that little 1/8" surface of the weld.
But honestly, it looks like a perfect place to just make a template bending it to the shape running it right into the tub. Brian |
This is an easy route to take for a nice smooth radius. Go ahead and do it. the Shrinker/Stretcher will work fine on the tubing.... I did this exact same thing for the new front wheel wells for the van...
We worked on the left wheel well and got it fleshed out real nice. We ended up re-making the piece I had fabbed a month or so ago. Needed it about an inch wider and didn't want to scab in a piece. We quartered up a piece of 3" dia. muffler tubing to make the rolled edge. While I was playing with the welder Mel remade the pattern for the new wheel well. Here is the new piece all fit in and ready to weld to the tubing. Here is a pic from underneath. This provides PLENTY of room for the tire at full jounce/full steer. Here it is after tacking. We pulled it out and finish welded it. After a bit of sanding we clecoed it back in and started making the inner skirt. This is how it looks underneath right now. The pattern (in white) for the inner skirt. Mel finishing up the inner skirt in steel. The skirt clamped in place. We have a little trimming to do yet and are planning to run a bead around the bottom edge to add some strength. A look under the skirt... I think this looks great! Once we get the skirt finished up it will be very strong also! Thanks for looking Mark |
Thanks for the pix and info, what gauge muffler pipe was it? You should recognize it, it's a '63 Rambler American. I was hoping to keep a somewhat factory look, hence the fixation with the compound curves. Figured it would be easier to start with "most" of the curve already done, then coerce it into a final shape. But I do like the idea of a paper template with the flange. The older I get the harder it is to visualize these things. This simple subframe connector I did yesterday took me an hour to cut and fit, Even then, I didn't feel confident until I drew out all four sides. Russ |
I would take the trailer fender's out and cut the hole a little better, then just build a new set of tub's... Here's a shot of some I made in a mustang..
I now you would like to save the fenders(tubs),, But I think it would be nicer to re-make some new tub's to fit the car,, A lot easier then fitting the car to the tubs in this case,,, Just my way of doing it.. |
The tubing is 16ga. and the S/S worked it just fine.
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The text for Sunday is John 14:1-7 which Martin Luther called Jesus' best sermon! I have used it for many funerals over the years or in times of crisis when believers faced uncertainty. But I've never noticed it in context: following Chapter 13 and the dismal response of the disciples (Judas betraying and Peter objecting and boasting). Yikes that's discouraging. Jesus' "A" team does not look so promising.
So the words "Do not let your heart be troubled" is an amazing response...or maybe decision on Jesus' part to not let the circumstances divert his heart from where it needed to be. A "troubled heart" is, in many ways, my choice. I choose what to let in or not to my heart. I choose to allow stuff to trouble me or not. The second command is crucial for me: "Believe in God, believe in me."
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Hotel Saray
Profesor Tierno Galván, 4, Zaidín, 18006 Granada, Spain – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in tapas, monuments, and city walks – Check location Great location - show map
Great location, comfy bed, friendly staff, will use again next time we are in Granada.
location is very good, it is around 3 minutes walk to bus station. very generous breakfast !!
Twin room on 5th floor - was nice and warm, spacious and comfortable. Bathroom was spotlessly clean. Super convenient for events at Palacio de los Congresos (a concert there was the reason for our stay), it's literally two minutes' walk away. Plenty of bars and cafes in the vicinity for a bite to eat before a performance. Would love to stay there again.
Walking distance to the city center. It is a very good 4-star hotel with comfortable and large bed.
Everything needed for a good family trip was there. This view is shared by all family members
As a couple we liked everything, it had everything we wanted for a long weekend away sightseeing. Room lovely and clean, excellent bed. We booked for breakfast only because we knew we would be out all day the breakfast was good it offered a variety of food and drinks for all tastes. Didn't have much dealings with staff but the staff we spoke to were friendly. The hotel is only a ten minute walk to town which was ideal. Buses and taxis just down road if needed.
The well come and the stuff where excellent.and the place of the hotel is excellent too.
The room was big, very very nice bed massive and comfortable bathroom lovely shower and very clean recomend
Lovely pool. Spacious room. Friendly staff. Excellent value for money. Lively tapas bar five minutes down the hill to the left.
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La reception y la piscina may buena ambientacion la habitation muy Amelia y confortable
One of our top picks in Granada. Less than a 10-minute walk from Granada's historic center, Hotel Saray features a seasonal outdoor pool with attractive terraces and gardens. The modern, air-conditioned rooms feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screen satellite TV.
The Saray Hotel has elegant Andalusian design, with typical mosaics, archways and fountains. Each stylish room includes a laptop safe, a minibar and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. All rooms are non-smoking.
National and international dishes are served in Saray's restaurant. The hotel also has a poolside bar and a popular pub, Qubba.
Set next to Granada's Congress Centre, the hotel is just 500 feet from the airport bus stop. The Alhambra Palace and the Albaycin district are both less than 1 miles away.
Zaidín is a great choice for travelers interested in tapas, monuments and city walks.
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Located next to the Congress and Exhibition Centre, a few minutes from the city centre and perfectly connected to the motorway that goes to Sierra Nevada, Hotel Saray is the ideal place to stay be it for business or pleasure.
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Area Info – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in tapas, monuments, and city walks – Check location Great location - show map
Closest Landmarks
- Granada Science Park 0.5 miles
- Calle Navas 0.6 miles
- Bib-Rambla Square 0.7 miles
- Royal Chapel of Granada 0.8 miles
- Royal Chapel 0.8 miles
- Granada Cathedral 0.8 miles
- Plaza Nueva 0.8 miles
- Albaicin 0.8 miles
- Granada Sports Arena 0.8 miles
- Los Carmenes Football Stadium 0.8 miles
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- Hammam Arab Baths 0.9 miles
- Alhambra and Generalife 0.9 miles
- Carrera del Darro Street 1 miles
- Elvira Street 1 miles
- Alcaiceria 1 miles
- Paseo de los Tristes Boulevard 1.1 miles
- Sacromonte 1.1 miles
- Granada Train Station 1.4 miles
- Plaza de Toros 1.6 miles
- Museum Federico Garcia Lorca 11.1 miles
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- Mercadona Supermarket 0.2 miles
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- Sierra Nevada Mountain 23.6 miles
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- Federico García Lorca Airport 10 miles
- Malaga Airport 59.7 miles
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This handbook deals with the asynchronous machine in its close environment. It was born from a reflection on this electromagnetic converter whose integration in industrial environments takes a wide part. Previously this type of motor operated at fixed speed, from now on it has been integrated more and more in processes at variable speed. For this reason it seemed useful, or necessary, to write a handbook on the various aspects from the motor in itself, via the control and while finishing by the diagnosis aspect. Indeed, an asynchronous motor is used nowadays in industry where variation speed and reliability are necessary. We must know permanently for the sensitive systems, the state of process and to inform the operator of the appearance of any anomaly and its severity.
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In 2008 I refaced a clients kitchen with high gloss white thermofoil doors. They are snowbirds and when they returned last month the doors had turned a yellow colour. really bad. the doors have a 5 year warrantee and the company that made them has been out of business for 5 years. I do not want to eave them in the lurch, but I do not feel I am responsible for a product that is way past its warrantee period. blinds were closed all year except for when they are here for 4 monthes and the doors have been fine up to this season. they have not given me any other work since the first order or referred me to others, what would you guys do in this scenario? Harold. 11/30
Do you still have enough info to get a quote on some new doors without a site visit. If so I would find them a price on new doors and offer it to them with minimal markup. Unless it's a really large kitchen changing the doors should be quick. It's not your fault but helping them a bit may get you some referrals, especially if you ask for them after helping them. Could avoid negative referrals from them as well.
They live two condo buildings from mine and I will be stopping by to see the doors and measure them, I will probably we doing what you suggest. 12/1
I usually meet the customer half way on this sort of situation. 12/1
Thermofoil like PVC edge banding turns yellow over time. I hate to go back and look at jobs I did. I am glade that craze is over. I think offering them new doors with minimal mark up is fair. The only issue is the new doors most likely will turn color as well. 12/4
The client has agreed to pay the cost of the doors and i will provide the labour. I heard several years ago that thermofoil doors were made with a PVC that has a UV protection. the white pvc banding we have been using has not yellowed and not all Therofoil doors have yellowed either. It also does not seem to be a location issue in terms of sunlight. The 12 doors on this particular project were an added pantry section to a kitchen that is also high gloss thermofoil that is 15 years old. The old doors are still perfect and mine from 2008 are yellow. I have seen two other kitchens in the past several months in different locations where the doors had yellowed and the crown and light rail are still pure white. This has all been in high gloss white. There must be different qualities of PVC and the door companies are not keeping track of source info for any particular job. IF anyone in the thermofoil industry reads this,i would love your feedback.


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44th IOP Plasma Physics Conference
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We introduce a new Self-Organized Criticality (SOC) model for simulating price evolution in an artificial financial market, based on a multilayer network of traders. The model also implements, in a quite realistic way with respect to previous studies, the order book dynamics, by considering two assets with variable fundamental prices. Fat tails in the probability distributions of normalized returns are observed, together with other features of real financial markets.
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Sales at LVMH's wine and spirits arm, Moet Hennessy, rose by 18% on a like-for-like basis to EUR1.3bn (US$1.7bn) for the six months to the end of June, the group said today (28 July).
Moet Hennessy echoed its competitors in reporting a resurgence in its Champagne business and strong growth for Cognac in Asia. Its sales not only beat those of 2009 but also marked a marginal increase on sales of EUR1.29bn in the first six months of 2008.
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I'm a reader and I always read about the places I visit. But I've never done as much background research for a trip as I've done for my upcoming Burma trip. Here is a list of the books we bought (haven't finished reading all of them) for our 2009 trip. There were a number more that I tried to order, but are out of print, like Land of a Thousand Eyes.
Lonely Planet Myanmar (Burma), 10th Edition, May 2009
To Myanmar with Love: A Travel Guide for the Connoisseur
The Piano Tuner by Daniel Mason
The Glass Palace by Amitav Ghosh
Burmese Days by George Orwell
The Flame Tree by Keith Dahlberg
Saving Fish from Drowning by Amy Tan
Twilight over Burma: My Life as a Shan Princess by Inge Sargent
In the Land of the Green Ghosts by Pascal Khoo Thwe
Travel Writings:
The Trouser People by Andrew Marshall
Under the Dragon by Rory Maclean
Golden Earth by Norman Lewis
Finding George Orwell in Burma by Emma Larkin
The Native Tourist: A Holiday Pilgrimage in Myanmar by Ma Thanegi
River of Lost Footsteps by Thant Myint-U
Down the Rat Hole by Edith Mirante
Perfect Hostage: A Life of Ang San Suu Kyi by Justin Wintle
Beyond the Last Village by Alan Rabinowitz
Pagan by Paul Strachan
Mandalay by Paul Strachan
Letters from Burma by Ang San Suu Kyi
The Shan Conundrum in Burma by Henri-Andre Aye
The Burman: His Life and Notions by Shway Yoe (pen name of James George Scott)
Visions of Myanmar by JamesMuecke
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Great resource, Kathie.
I wonder why Land of a Thousand Eyes bear such a high price tag used. I certainly did not pay that a year or so ago. I hope you manage to get your hands on a copy. -
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Thanks, Eks. I suspect there are Amazon resellers who watch for a book to go out of print and once it's no longer in print and not readily available, they price the book at an unbelievable price. $249.99 appears to be that price point. There is a book we've been looking for for years that is only available from an Amazon reseller at $249.99... and has been available from that reseller for that price for years!
I should mention that both of Paul Strachan's books are long out of print. I've had Mandalay for years, and the Pagan book we were fortunate to get from Powells - an immaculate copy at a reasonable price, $25.00. -
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Hi again, Kathie. You can buy it (Land of a Thousand Eyes) from Abe Books for about $20.00, but then you need to pay the shipping from Australia. I have purchased from Abe and they were reliable. I do think that the book is very much worth reading.
I find that the price of out-of-print books fluctuates quite a bit--you might also put it on a list with Half.com; they will send you periodic updates with the current price.
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Good idea, eks. I can ask some of my favorite booksellers to watch for it for me.
Cheryl is already preparing her website for our trip, and made a page of these books so you can see them. http://www.marlandc.com/Burma/books.html
If you click on the book, it will take you to the Amazon page for it. -
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I just finished Under the Dragon and I have the two guidebooks. Have you found anything similar to Dawn Rooney's Angkor book for Bagan? The new Lonely Planet actually has quite a lot of info but I haven't been able to find anything else (for the Bagan temples).
Have a great trip, am really looking forward to hearing about it. -
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This is the best resource that I know of:
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Thank you for this valuable resource, Kathie. What a distinctive and delightful idea to provide the book page on your trip website as well.
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The website Craig cites is excellent. The best book we found is Paul Strachan's Pagan. It's a large book, not the best for taking along to see the temples, but it has so much more info than the LP guide. Of course, this is one of the books on my list that is out of print. But it's worth looking for it.
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I absolutely LOVED Finding George Orwell in Burma. Read it a few years ago--and then read it again last year (can't remember the last time I read a book twice!) Makes me want to go even more each time I open it up.
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Thanks for that link Craig, that is a great resource!
I've looked through the Strachen book but I don't own it, and wouldn't want to bring it along even if I did. -
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My book group would like to select a title set in Burma. Can Kathie or anyone recommend which of the above (excluding guidebooks and photography books) might lend itself particularly well to reading and discussion by a group looking to acquaint itself with Burmese culture? Those of us with a heartier interest could then go on to read more extensively, but the more of us who can be drawn to the subject matter, the better.
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Shamelessly moving this to the top since my book group is eager to read something set in Burma. I am hoping to capitalize on all the Burma expertise on this board. Many thanks if you can help us select a title. -
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Hi marya, Four of these books immediately come to mind: The Glass Palace (about the British overthrow of the last King), The Piano Turner (a dream-like book about Burma of a hundred years ago) Under the Dragon and In the Land of Green Ghosts. These are very different books. Land of Green Ghosts is the most emotionally wrenching. Glass Palace has a lot of history, Piano Turner is very atmospheric, Under the Dragon is more contemporary.
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Hi Kathie, I have just logged on and seen your fantastic report. As you know I am going there on 31st Jan for 2 weeks. I have managed to get a local agent to put together an itinerary, but I shall read your report with great interest - it will help me along the way.
Dogster - I have taken your sound advice and done the whole trip with an agency in Yangon - the only input I have had is the flight with air Asia to get there! I have also taken your advice and have been doing LOADS of research for my ongoing journey to Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. The only think I am having difficulty with is a Reasonable flight from Siem Reap to Luang Prabang - I have been quoted horrendous figures. I promise I will post my trip report for my travels as a "give-back" for all the help I have received here. -
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I just read about this book/map; sounds worth ordering:
http://www.asiabookroom.com/AsiaBookRoom/search.cfm/UR/129279/ss/d/rtd/1 -
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Here's two: both by Karen Connelly
The Lizard Cage (fiction)
Burmese Lessons (now short listed for Canada's biggest non -fiction literary prize)
Karen Connelly is also the author of Touch the Dragon, her journal describing the year when she lived in a small Thai village on Rotary Scholarship. I've read this one three times.
Riveting reading! Enjoy... -
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It's not a book, but I'd highly recommend this New Yorker article for a good in-depth analysis of recent events and the historical context:
It's quite a long article (typical NYer fashion), and the web link is only to a preview of the article. So you'll have to get it from your local library or something. But I found the read well worth the slight trouble of obtaining it. -
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Thanks to you all for the suggestions.
I've just started, " Almost Englishmen; Baghdadi Jews in British Burma" which provided an different perspective, it's fascinating so far! Comment has been removed by Fodor's moderators
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Thanks for the offer sartoric. I do have a copy that I purchased from Powell's in Portland. I also saw copies in Yangon and in Bagan when I was there. We found many long out of print books about Burma were available in Yangon.
I now have so many books about Burma/Myanmar, I should call this post Kathie's Burma Bookcase!
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